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People & Nature
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September Brings Celebration, Support
Wild Splendor 2018 and Give More 24 raise crucial funds and advance the Land Trust's conservation agenda.
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Backyard Habitat heads Downtown
Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building earns Silver Backyard Habitat Certification
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Celebrate National Public Lands Day
Get outside and help care for your public lands this Saturday, September 22nd.
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A Fieldbook for Forests
The summer edition of our Fieldbook magazine covers major conservation efforts and includes our 2017 Annual Report.
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Breaking Down the Borders
Our Forest Conservation Director Cherie Kearney shares how the Land Trust is working to include more culturally and racially diverse perspectives throughout the region.
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Learning the Upper Left
The Land Trust's first-ever engagement program manager, Rahul Devaskar, shares his experiences as someone new to the Northwest and his hopes for bringing people together.
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Traveling Upstream
Executive Director Glenn Lamb checks in on the efforts of the Land Trust's Conservation Agenda, and shares major priorities that lie ahead.
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Last of its Kind
Columbia Land Trust purchased the single largest property in its history—3,200 of forestland in a canyon rich with wildlife and cultural significance.
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