The Land Trust is pleased to announce that we've met the $450,000 challenge grant for the Campaign for Whychus Creek! Our goal was to raise the final $100,000 by December 31st and we did it! Huge thanks to all of you who made qualifying gifts!
Confirmed! Majority of adult sockeye salmon passed above Round Butte dam were native to the mid-Deschutes River basin.
Tom and Janet Montag make a gift of $530,000 to help inspire others to get involved with the Campaign for Whychus Creek.
In 2012 the Land Trust and our restoration partners returned Whychus Creek to its path through the meadow, forever changing the face of the Preserve. How has the meadow changed since then?
Our new acquisition was made possible by the Land Trust’s Campaign for Whychus Creek
The gift represents the largest corporate contribution to the Campaign, with nearly $1.7 million raised from private individual contributions.
Join us on June 20th to celebrate all we've accomplished with the Campaign for Whychus Creek!
It’s been nearly a year since work began on restoring Whychus Creek and its surrounding meadows at Whychus Canyon Preserve. How is the restoration doing after our long winter and with the arrival of spring?
As the Land Trust's Campaign for Whychus Creek wraps up, Executive Director Brad Chalfant shares his gratitude.
New agricultural program will help land trusts protect working ranches and farms. Recreational immunity bill passes.
Camp Polk Meadow Preserve's Hindman Springs trail update in now complete! Crews were on site the last few weeks working to overhaul the old, bark-chipped trail.
The Land Trust is presented several volunteer awards at our 2017 Open House. Read on to learn more about our Volunteers of the Year and our Lifetime Achievement Award winners!
The tail end of the 2017 Oregon Legislative session brought some good news for conservation!
White oak woodlands, forests, and savannas are home to a wide range of bird and wildlife species. The new partnership will help conserve this habitat type.
The Land Trust is working on a new conservation project with local rancher Jim Wood. Learn more about the 15,000 acre Aspen Valley Ranch.
The Land Trust is pleased to welcome Melissa Kent and Inge Wells to our Board of Directors.
Recent visits to Camp Polk Meadow uncover exciting signs of beaver activity at the Preserve.
This week the Land Trust began the delicate work of stabilizing the Hindman Barn at Camp Polk Meadow Preserve. Learn more about the project.
The Land Trust has embarked on a multi-year project to restore the Hindman Springs portion of Camp Polk Meadow Preserve. Projects include historic preservation and interpretation and native plant restoration. Learn more...