Learn a little about the magical world of mycorrhizae, happening right underneath your feet!
As Central Oregon's winter goes from cold and frozen to warm and sunny, muddy trail conditions begin to appear. For the protection of our beautiful lands, please remember: if you leave tracks, turn back.
Land Trust stewardship director Amanda Egertson just returned from the International Western Monarch Summit in San Luis Obispo, CA. Learn more about the science and wonder of monarch conservation.
Ariel Cowan presented our January 25th Nature Night, Fungi in the Forest. Watch a recording of her presentation and find suggested resources to learn more about fungi.
We’re getting a new look and we couldn’t be more thrilled to share it with you!
Our February Nature Night speakers use dendroecology in their research, so we're taking a glimpse into the science of this field.
Watch a recording of Dr. James Johnston's February 21st Nature Night presentation, A History of Trees—Fire, Old-Growth, and Forest Restoration in Central Oregon.
It's a popular time of year to register for a Land Trust Walk or Hike! Here are a few pro tips on how to navigate our Walks + Hikes most effectively.
Check out the wildlife that have been enjoying winter on our Preserves!
We know and love Earth Day, but how about adding some other nature-based holidays to your calendar!
Watch a recording of Austin Smith Jr's March 22nd Nature Night presentation, Wild Horses, Wolves, and Other Wildlife of the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
Get to know a few of the birds that call Central Oregon home.
Three ways to engage your whole family for a more enjoyable hiking experience!
Earth Day is almost here! Check out five ways you can take action to help care for our rivers, forests, meadows, and canyons.
Itching for green and spring wildflowers? Head to Alder Springs for one of the best early season hikes in Central Oregon.
Spring has arrived and brought a rainbow of colors along with it! From the most vibrant of yellows to the palest of pinks, keep an eye out for these spring wildflowers the next time you're outside!
Three plant-based activities to spring your kiddos into wildflower season!
I have to admit, I have wildflower FOMO. Tis the season for stunning pictures everywhere of fields and fields of wildflowers. What's a busy person to do? Eek out an evening hike at a local favorite, Whychus Canyon Preserve.
Pile burning is a hot topic! Get answers to your burning questions in this blog post.
See what wildlife have been out and about this spring at Land Trust Preserves!