How is the multi-year restoration of Whychus Creek at Willow Springs Preserve looking? Get more details on how things are shaping up.
The Land Trust announces its 2025 Walks + Hikes schedule.
Learn how we’re partnering to create a thriving population of spring Chinook salmon and summer steelhead in Central Oregon!
The Bulletin Reports Camp Polk Meadow Preserve is a must-visit destination for local history buffs.
Steelhead redds are a good sign that the restoration of Whychus Creek is providing healthy habitat.
Winter storms gave the restoration area a chance to shine.
The Deschutes Land Trust community helped us reach our Earth Month Challenge in April. Together, we are protecting and caring for the lands and waters of Central Oregon.
Find wildflowers blooming just steps from the parking lot!
Use is high at the Preserve on the weekends, and parking is limited. Please help take care of the Preserve by following our visitor tips.
The golden eagle nest at Aspen Hollow Preserve is currently in use, with one eaglet being raised.
The Land Trust conducted a prescribed burn at the Metolius Preserve on May 15, 2025. Learn more about current Preserve conditions.
The guided nature hikes are free, but registrations are required.
Join the Land Trust for our series of outings just for families—Nature Kids!
Explore Central Oregon's birds and butterflies through the Library of Things.
The Best Green Workplaces list showcases companies and nonprofits that have strong sustainability policies and environmental practices.
The Land Trust welcomes summer intern Pete Muhitch to the team.