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Our 2024-2025 Conservation Report
Our 2024-2025 Conservation Report is here! Discover highlights from all we accomplished over the last year and learn more about upcoming priorities that lie ahead. In 2024, Columbia Land Trust conserved hundreds of acres, restored prairies, forests, and wetlands, improved fish habitat, and planted hundreds of thousands of native seeds and bulbs. We invite you…
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New Board Members
In January 2025 Columbia Land Trust welcomed five new members to our volunteer board of directors after a broad, public search. They will join existing board members in guiding our work to conserve and care for the nature of the Columbia River region and will serve up to three consecutive three-year terms. “We’re honored to…
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Conserved Land Will Benefit Wildlife and Water Quality
41 acres include nesting habitat for bald eagles, purple martins, and more
Good Fire Improves Forest Health
Before and after photos from our first broadcast burn reveal impressive results
Agreement With Chinook Indian Nation
Strengthening our shared commitment to the land
Kwoneesum Dam Removed
6.5 miles of upstream salmon and steehabitat restored at Washington's Wildboy Creek
Winter Wildlife Viewing Tours 2024
Once again we invite you to join us for our series of outdoor winter 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 or at a tour to support our conservation work. Whether watching majestic sandhill…
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Our 2024 Wild Splendor Gala
Nearly 300 people joined us for the return of our Wild Splendor gala. We are grateful for the commitment of our conservation community who came together to make a big difference for the nature of the Northwest! As East Cascades Oak Partnership Manager Lindsay Cornelius said in her remarks, “Community is core to resilience. We…
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