Wild Splendor 2019 Recap
Northwest conservationists rallied for Wild Splendor 2019, raising more than $400,000 for critical conservation and restoration work.
In the News: Blending forestry and conservation
Oregon Business highlights Columbia Land Trust's collaborative approach to forest conservation.
Give More (24!) on 9/19
Join us Thursday, September 19th, as we kick off fall with a day of giving benefiting the communities of Southwest Washington
Fearless Voice: Temitope Dauda
Temi Dauda, A forest conservationist and professor from Nigeria and an International Fellow with the World Forestry Center, lends her perspective as August's fearless voice.
The Summer Issue of Fieldbook is Here!
Boating in Astoria, our Annual Report, and work with Caldera Arts: welcome to our 2019 summer issue.
Coastal Conservation for a Coastal Community
Astoria’s South Tongue Point will provide a future for both habitat and local students.
In the News: South Tongue Point Offers Opportunity
Recent coverage in the Astorian highlights how the Land Trust's partnership with Clatsop Community College will bring environmental, education, and in time, employment benefits to the North Coast.
Wind River Reprise
Recent success on Washington’s Wind River conserves healthy stands of old forest and a stunning stretch of river.
