Events & Volunteering
Columbia Land Trust hosts a variety of events throughout the year, across the region we serve! Below you can view upcoming events at a glance, and scroll through the blog posts below for detailed information and registration instructions. Questions? Email events@columbialandtrust.org. Check back as we will be adding more to our 2024 calendar!
- Join us to raise a glass to nature at Habitat Hood River on Wednesday, June 12th at Working Hands Fermentation
- Our Wild Splendor gala returns on Thursday, October 17th, in Portland, Oregon. Save the date, tickets will go on sale in July!
Gorge Latino Conservation Week
Celebrate Latino Conservation Week in Hood River!
Habitap Astoria
Celebrate habitat conservation over local brews!
Oak Gall Ink Making Workshop
The East Cascades Oaks Partnership is excited to present our Oak Gall Ink Making Workshop with artist Molly Holmlund as part of the White Salmon Wildflower Festival. Guests will begin with the ink-making process, then during the 20 minutes time it takes for their oak galls to soak, Columbia Land Trust staff will give a…
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Earth Day 2023 in Hood River
Join Hood River Valley Parks & Recreation and Columbia Land Trust for an Earth Day event on Saturday, April 22nd! There will be a short program as we officially open a new section of the Indian Creek Trail that was finished this winter. Afterwards, we invite you to take a self-guided walk along the trail…
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Volunteer Opportunity: Spring Weeding at the Optimist Club
Help us remove invasive Scots broom at the Optimist Club Youth Camp in Battleground, WA
Volunteer Opportunity: Western Gray Squirrel Survey 2023
Help protect threatened western gray squirrels by joining our volunteer squirrel nest survey.
Mason Bee Adoption Day
Kickstart your garden’s ecosystem by bringing home a mason bee starter colony— and the knowledge needed to care for it.
White Salmon Open House
Join us for an office-warming party at our new home in White Salmon!
Wild Splendor 2022
Join us to celebrate the land, water, wildlife, and people of the Pacific Northwest! In 2022, we are again hosting a series of outdoor tours that foster connections with nature and with each other. These events are free of charge, though you are welcome to make a donation during the registration process to support our…
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