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“We conserved our land with the Land Trust because we knew that the creek, juniper forests and all the wildlife will be cared for forever.”

—Bob and Gayle Baker, Rimrock Ranch

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Making plans to coordinate a green future - Aug 26, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
The Trust for Public Land partners with local groups, including the Deschutes Land Trust, to plan green spaces for the future.
State should talk to forest neighbors - Jul 06, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
A Bend Bulletin editorial about Skyline Forest.
State looks to protect forestland in region - Jul 02, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
Bull Springs Tree Farm is among 400 square miles here that could become safe from development.
State negotiating to buy large parcels of Central Oregon forest - Jun 11, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
The deal, which may include partners, would aim to stem land’s development
The man behind the Dirty Half - Jun 03, 2008 - The Bulletin
Dirty Half Trail Run benefits the Deschutes Land Trust.
Land trust thins some trees to let others thrive: It’s about the big picture - Feb 28, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
Land Trust's aspen restoration project takes off at Indian Ford Meadow Preserve.
$4M grant to benefit fish projects - Jan 18, 2008 - Bend Bulletin
4 Central Oregon groups will split funds to boost salmon, steelhead
Land north of Smith Rock to remain undeveloped - Dec 28, 2007 - Bend Bulletin
Land protected near Smith Rock State Park by the Deschutes Land Trust.
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