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Partnership Powers New Vantage Points
New trail segment in Hood River's Powerdale Natural Area
Gorge Latino Conservation Week
Celebrate Latino Conservation Week in Hood River!
Benefiting Wildlife on Land and Water
Land management practices help Pacific Salmon thrive
Spring 2023 Fieldbook
More than 800 acres of forest conserved in Multnomah County and a new trail section 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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2022-2023 Conservation Report
Our 2022-2023 Conservation Report is here! We are excited to share highlights from all that we accomplished last year and offer glimpses of the incredible impact to come. In 2022 we conserved 1,230 acres of the region’s most important natural places—old forests, oak habitats, and essential salmon spawning sites—including an 820-acre project over 20 years in…
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Earth Day Oregon 2023
Celebrating the nature of the Columbia River region
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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