The Land Trust’s January 24th Nature Night is sure to be the bee’s knees. Brush up on your bee knowledge before attending The Remarkable Bees of Central Oregon.
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.
Watch a recording of Andony Melathopoulos' January 24th Nature Night presentation, The Remarkable Native Bees of Central Oregon.
See what wildlife have been out and about this past fall at Land Trust Preserves!
Dig into our favorite soil facts, then learn even more at our February 21st Nature Night on The Real Dirt on Soil!
You might be familiar with the infamous yellow snow, but did you know that snow can appear a whole range of hues? Learn more about the many colors of snow and the organisms that it supports!
Are you interested in learning more about your IRA and how you can leverage it to support the Deschutes Land Trust? We’ve got answers for you! Land Trust Board Member Steve Brown provides us with an overview.
Watch a recording of James Cassidy's February 21st Nature Night presentation, The Real Dirt on Soil!
It’s hard to believe, but spring is slowly making its way towards Central Oregon. Along with it comes an influx of migrating birds.
As we get ready for our March Nature Night talk about the Klamath Tribes, Executive Director Rika Ayotte reflects on our new partnership with the Klamath Tribes.
Watch a recording of Gabriann Hall's March 20th Nature Night presentation, An Introduction to the Klamath Tribes.
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.
Explore all of the wonders of Central Oregon. Whether you find somewhere you've never been or simply venture out your front door, there's always #NatureNearby!
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 April wildflowers the next time you're outside!
Those busy beavers are at it again! Beavers are known to alter the land and water around them. These changes have a cascading effect on all parts of our natural world.
May has arrived, and with it comes a fresh bouquet of wildflowers! From brilliant magenta to yellow speckles and a bit of everything in between, check out what's beginning to bloom this month.