Demystify this vital climate solution! Learn how the Deschutes Land Trust works to store carbon by conserving and restoring land.
Every year Oregonians are responsible for setting wildfires, at tremendous cost to our time, money, resources, property, and sometimes, life. All of us have a part to play as risks of fire increase with a warming climate.
Grab the sippy cups and snacks, lace up the shoes, and head outside with the kids for a rainbow scavenger hunt!
Mosquitos! Those pesky critters we love to hate have a lot more going on than you might think.
What are cairns? What are they for? And why all the fuss?
Have you noticed a large number of orange butterflies on the roads and trails around Central Oregon? Read on to learn what they are!
Follow Wally the water droplet as they visit Central Oregon!
Heat islands happen when plants are replaced by roads and buildings that trap heat, making cities hotter. Adding more green spaces and native plants can help cool our communities and make them healthier.
Wildfires are a natural and healthy part of Central Oregon. How does the Land Trust care for our lands to make them stronger in a region that can easily burn?
See what wildlife have been spotted during the warmer months at Land Trust Preserves!
Founding Board member Maret Pajutee reflects on the Land Trust's 30th anniversary and the project that started it all, Indian Ford Meadow Preserve.
We all want to enjoy the outdoors safely! There are some easy ways both hikers and hunters alike can enjoy the fall in our forests!
As the days get a bit shorter and cooler, early fall is the perfect time for hiking and reflection along the Metolius River!
You’ve heard about bird migrations and elk migrations, and maybe you’ve been to the coast to see the whales. But other than a chance to see some neat animals, what is migration all about? We have some answers!
Restoration specialist Jason Grant shares his thoughts on how the stream restoration projects at Land Trust Preserves fared during this summer's Flat Fire.
Kids and adults alike can create beautiful festive art this fall with only a short walk and a few supplies!
Executive director Rika Ayotte reflects on the Land Trust's summer and fall marked by wildfire.
Check out the fall colors at Land Trust Preserves that have dazzled us this year!
Managing invasive weeds on conserved lands is a big job! We use many tools to do this, but one you may have questions about is herbicide use.
What does this year's season of giving look like for the Land Trust? Development Director Sarah Holcombe provides an update.