Kitsap Salmon Get More Real Estate
- BlogThe clock was ticking for Great Peninsula Conservancy to protect prime salmon habitat in south Kitsap County. Learn how an act of spontaneous generosity saved this stream.
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Welcoming the Trust for Public Land’s New NW Director
- BlogWith a profound background in conservation leadership and relationship-building, David Patton is ready to hit the ground running to advance TPL’s mission in the PNW.
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Tech in the Trees
- BlogMicrosoft and Nisqually Land Trust are partnering up once more to brainstorm new innovations that marry conservation and tech.
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Natural History Set in Stone
- BlogPaleontologists fill in gaps in the Northwest’s fossil record on shorelines conserved by Columbia Land Trust.
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Outdoor Learning in Shelton: Connecting Kids to the Land
- BlogUsing a land trust property as an outdoor classroom, Capitol Land Trust and the Pacific Education Institute are helping the next generation connect with the land.
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Federal Update: WALT Goes to Washington, DC
- BlogExecutive Director Hannah Clark traveled to Washington, DC last week to talk about two of WALT’s top federal priorities: the Farm Bill and the LWCF.
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Saving an Island Treasure
- BlogSkagit Land Trust Works with the Community to Save Local Treasures: Yellow Bluff and Kelly’s Point.
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Update on the State of our Sound
- BlogPuget Sound area land trusts continue to work non-stop to protect and restore Puget Sound. The Shoreline Conservation Collaborative, a partnership of land trusts across the region, is dedicated to accelerating the protection and restoration of the Puget Sound watershed.
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No Child Left Inside!
- BlogWashington State is accepting applications for the No Child Left Inside grant program, which aims to give at-risk children outdoor experiences.
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Take it outside: Land trusts help legislators connect with the land
- BlogMeet three land trusts are working to build relationships with their elected officials by getting boots on the ground.
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