(FOX40.COM) - - California's latest state park, which is located near Modesto, was offered a special dedication ceremony on Monday with Guv Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom.

Considering that 2012, River Partners, the Tuolumne River Trust and numerous other organizations have actually led the restoration of Dos Rios Ranch Preserve near the confluence of the San Joaquin and Tuolumne Rivers.

With its official opening on June 12, Dos Rios will get in the California State Park system as the 281st park and it will be the first state park in Stanislaus County.

Throughout the restoration procedure of transforming this as soon as agricultural website into a wildlife habitat, 280,000 trees were planted throughout 2,100 acres, 7,000 acre-feet of fresh water was conserved and 8 miles of riverfront were brought back.

" And the advantages do not simply stop at recreation-- this park is a key possession to combating the environment crisis, home to the state's largest floodplain repair project," Governor Newsom stated. "We're not simply protecting these spaces, we're restoring them for future generations."

Together with serving local wildlife, Dos Rios will become a valuable link to the Pacific Flyway, which is a global bird migration course stretching from South America to Alaska.

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"Earth Day is always such a lovely tip that our world is a shared space, and its health and future are dependent on our private and communal dedication to repair and regrowth. Remaining in the heart of the Golden State at the site of our brand-new state park-- a location developed through partnership-- was such a fitting way to invest Earth Day," said First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom.

Along with including over 2,000 acres of protected lands, Dos Rios directly abuts the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Reserve and increases the quantity of safeguarded land in the area by 10%.