As a neighbor of Deschutes Land Trust's Aspen Hollow Preserve, we want to keep you up-to-date on activities at the Preserve. That's why we've created this Aspen Hollow Preserve news hub with links to our Neighbor News Bulletins and other updates from the Preserve. We also encourage you to join us for hikes at the Preserve, volunteer at the Preserve, or contact us if you have any questions. Thank you!
*** 12/14/20: The Land Trust plans to conduct pile burning at Aspen Hollow Preserve in January. The Preserve will remain closed to visitors during the burning. Learn more. ***
Aspen Hollow Preserve Neighbor News Bulletins:
Other news about Aspen Hollow Preserve:
Sep 03, 2020
This year the Land Trust celebrates its 25th Anniversary! To celebrate, we asked founding director Brad Chalfant for his 25 top moments from the last 25 years.
Aug 10, 2020
The Deschutes Land Trust is committed to building a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization. Our Equity Commitment is the commitment we make to our community to changing the way we work. Learn more...
Mar 06, 2020
The golden eagle nest at Aspen Hollow Preserve is active for the 11th consecutive year.
Feb 10, 2020
Volunteer photographer, Jay Mather, has given over 500 hours of service to the Land Trust. He continues to inspire conservation in our community by sharing his photos from our Preserves.
Oct 03, 2019
The Land Trust is working to restore the forests of Aspen Hollow Preserve. How are we doing this?
Sep 09, 2019
Last month, the Land Trust's Jana Hemphill went out to the Whychus Canyon Preserve restoration area to look for Chinook salmon.
Aug 15, 2019
Fire season is a reality in Central Oregon. Learn how human-caused climate change is increasing the threat of smoke and fire in our community.
Aug 08, 2019
Why does the Land Trust monitor its lands, and what does that mean? Stewardship Associate Peter Cooper shares his experiences.
Aug 02, 2019
Small bugs in Central Oregon rivers and creeks can make a big impact on how we conserve and protect our lands.
Apr 25, 2019
Have you noticed a large number of orange butterflies recently? Read on to learn what they are!
Whychus Creek at Aspen Hollow Preserve. Photo: John Williams.
