The Camerons now spend most of their days as environmental advocates, who founded a Los Angeles “green” school and operate several plant-based food ventures.At the property they have been growing their own organic foods from their own gardens.Due to Cameron’s vast interest in marine life, he often keeps a pair of military-grade binoculars by the window to spot the whales, the occasional humpback, sea otters, seals, dolphins and sea lions.Meanwhile, the property is power and water independent.
“Their exceptional property presents the jewel in the crown of Hollister Ranch, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire remarkable ocean-view acreage, multiple structures with abundant amenities, and to join the Hollister Ranch community,” Kellenberger told The Post.Hollister Ranch, which holds 30 oceanfront parcels, including the Camerons’ parcel, has been a subject of debate concerning public access to California beaches.
Meanwhile, the Camerons own about 5,000 acres of land in New Zealand and 10,000 acres in Canada’s Saskatchewan, where they are developing new hybrids for fava beans and plant-based proteins.