Today, we are taking a hard look at tipping points. What are climatic tipping points? What tipping points might exist in Central Oregon?
This year the Land Trust celebrates 25 years of amazing land conservation. To help celebrate, we offer a look back on one project we've been chasing for nearly 20 years: Skyline Forest.
Summer is the best time for a picnic! Whether you’re in your backyard or out on the trail, alone or sharing with a loved one, here are some tips for the perfect picnic.
July 18-26th is Latino Conservation Week. Across the country, folks are coming together to celebrate, recognize, promote, and continue the work Latino leaders are doing to protect our land, water, and air. Here are five Latino conservationists and a bit about what they’re working to protect.
The Land Trust recently purchased and protected 1,123 acres of land along Whychus Creek northeast of Sisters, Oregon. Learn more about Rimrock Ranch by taking our virtual tour.
Four years after the restoration of Whychus Creek at Whychus Canyon Preserve, how is the restoration looking and what is the data showing?
In honor of the Land Trust’s 25th Anniversary, we’re sharing the stories of our flagship Preserves—the places, the people who have helped care for them, and the power they have to create a brighter future.
As the Land Trust looks for ways to improve upon the methods used to monitor and track significant ecological changes on our Preserves over time, the stewardship team has recently started to implement the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly referred to as drones.
Hoot hoot hoot! Whooo could that be?!? Learn more about some of the common owls of Central Oregon.
Our Preserves have been busy this spring and summer. Check out the creatures we've spotted wandering around our protected lands.
Enjoy a virtual art show of paintings that showcase Land Trust Preserves by the Plein Air Painters of Oregon.
This year the Land Trust celebrates 25 years of amazing land conservation. To help celebrate, we offer a look back on our very first project: Indian Ford Meadow Preserve.
Oregon and the rest of the West coast have been hit hard by wildfires this year. What can you do when it seems like the whole world is on fire?
As we work towards building a more welcoming and inclusive outdoors for all people in Central Oregon it’s important to first reflect on some of the many ways we experience the outdoors differently.
What is assisted migration and what does it have to do with climate change? Stewardship manager Jen Zalewski takes a look.
Sit back, relax, and get to know the Land Trust's newest conservation project from the comfort of your own home! Dive into the deep canyons, catch a glimpse of young fish in Trout Creek, and begin to see why we think Priday Ranch is such an incredible place.
The Land Trust is excited about our latest conservation project--Priday Ranch--and the waters that pass through it. We take a look at some previous restoration work along Trout Creek and Antelope Creek.
This year the Land Trust celebrates 25 years of amazing land conservation. To help celebrate, we look at the story of Whychus Canyon Preserve--a jewel of Central Oregon.
Learn from volunteer naturalist and retired teacher, Susan Prince, how the young and young at heart can connect more deeply with nature by finding and returning to a ‘Sit Spot.’
Did you know that fall is a great time for planting wildflowers in Central Oregon? Read up on our tips for caring for native plants, then grab your shovel and get your garden ready!