We’ve officially turned the corner into another season which means the fleeting world of fall is upon us! Here are four places in Central Oregon to look for fall colors.
Bring the fall colors indoors! Follow along with Land Trust staff as they show step-by-step instructions for leaf rubbings!
Glorious fall foliage is just one benefit of these natural wonders
The leaves are changing, the days are getting crisper, and pumpkins are for sale at the farmer’s market. That’s right, it’s officially elk rutting season. Wait, what?!? Learn more about the elk mating season.
Follow along with Land Trust staff to learn how to make your own monarch butterfly craft!
You may be wondering about how to put your yard and garden to rest for the winter. We are here to tell you to sit back, relax, and pour yourself a cup of tea because when it comes to fall yard work, less is more.
Did you get to enjoy this year's fleeting fall colors? Enjoy some highlights from a few of the Land Trust's Preserves.
Introducing Paulina Creek Preserve! This 1,099-acre Preserve near La Pine, Oregon has pine forests, meadows, and more than three miles of Paulina Creek. See what else makes this newly protected area so special with our virtual tour.
WOW! You made 2022 such a great year for local land conservation!
Follow along with Land Trust volunteers Ginny and Toni and learn how to make your own holiday wreath this season!
The Land Trust is so excited about our new Paulina Creek Preserve near La Pine, Oregon! Check out these five cool features about the Preserve!
Land Trust Preserves were busy this fall—with wildlife! We saw a variety of creatures, from bears, cougars, and elk to songbirds, bobcats, and coyotes. Check out our latest wildlife wanderings!
Now that deciduous leaves have fallen off the trees, winter might be the easiest time for spotting woodpeckers. Let’s brush up on a few of the woodpeckers that call Central Oregon home!
Travel back in time through 2022 and enjoy highlights and memories captured by our volunteer photographers and others.