Park Buys Private Acreage From AT
From Times wire reports
The last large piece of privately held land at Point Reyes National Seashore has been acquired by the national park. The 522-acre parcel was bought from AT&T; for $2.1 million.
The property is nesting habitat for the federally threatened western snowy plover as well as the federally endangered plant Sonoma alopecurus. It is also home to elephant seals.
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