Project
Conserving Cape Horn
12 acres of forest transferred to the United States Forest Service
Funding Secured for Restoration in Tualatin River Watershed
Oak woodland, savanna, and prairie restoration to kick off in Washington County this Spring
Conserved: 300 Acres Along Washougal River
Rare old forest and riparian habitat in the West Cascades
Conserved: 1,103 Acres in the Grays River Watershed
Protecting water quality for people and forest habitat for marbled murrelet
Conserved: 915 acres in the White Salmon River Watershed
Habitat for threatened species including steelhead, northern spotted owl, and fisher
Transferred: 111 Acres Incorporated into Clark County Parks
Partnering to increase nature access close to home
Celebrating 10,000 Backyard Habitats!
The Backyard Habitat Certification Program surpasses a major milestone
Extreme Fire Danger – September 2022
UPDATE: As of Monday, September 12th, fire danger has decreased and Land Trust sites west of the Cascades have re-opened. UPDATE: as of September 19th,…
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