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A coalition of environmental groups and developer Tejon Ranch Co. have agreed on a landmark plan to conserve 90% of the largest chunk of privately owned wilderness remaining in Southern California. Here, deer graze in spring grasses on a portion of the 270,000-acre ranch.

Tejon Ranch Conservaton

( Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times / May 7, 2008 )

A coalition of environmental groups and developer Tejon Ranch Co. have agreed on a landmark plan to conserve 90% of the largest chunk of privately owned wilderness remaining in Southern California. Here, deer graze in spring grasses on a portion of the 270,000-acre ranch.

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