Nature Nights are back! Join the Land Trust for free, monthly presentations on nature-related topics, beginning in January.
The Deschutes Land Trust announced its free-to-attend winter speaker series earlier this week.
The Land Trust recently received funding from the Bureau of Reclamation to continue implementing the Ochoco Preserve Project near Prineville.
The Deschutes Land Trust would like to thank Danielle Lordi, who completed her Board of Directors term at the end of 2023.
Native plants were seeded in the former footprints of unsafe structures at Paulina Creek Preserve.
Cold couldn’t keep volunteers from counting, packing milkweed seeds on MLK Jr. Day of Service
This property has long been on the wish list of local conservation groups.
The Land Trust is pile burning at Aspen Hollow Preserve and Priday Ranch this month.
The Land Trust welcomes new restoration specialist John Kleinfelter and sends a fond farewell to volunteer program manager Allen Pfeiffer.
Overwintering Western monarch butterfly population numbers are around 233,000, according to the Western Monarch Count.
If you are 70 1/2 or older, consider donating to the Deschutes Land Trust with a charitable gift through your IRA.
The Land Trust's 2023 Annual Report highlights the Land Trust's work conserving land, caring for the land, and connecting with our community.
The Deschutes Land Trust is happy to report the golden eagle nest at Aspen Hollow Preserve is active for the 15th consecutive year!
The Land Trust announces its early spring Walks + Hikes.
Learn more about the efforts the Land Trust and our partners have been taking to create a thriving population of spring Chinook and steelhead salmon.
Phase two of the Ochoco Preserve Project will kick into high gear this spring and continue through the fall. Learn more about it.
Join the Land Trust in conserving and caring for Central Oregon's lands and waters, both now and into the future.
You can now read the Land Trust's 2024 newsletter online!
Learn more about the Land Trust's upcoming forest restoration efforts at the Metolius Preserve.
The Deschutes Land Trust's Metolius Preserve is a beauty spot in Sisters Country.