Fish Reintroduction Update 2026

Apr 08, 2026

Learn how the Land Trust is part of a partnership to help create a thriving native fish population in Central Oregon. Then read on for exciting news about steelhead redds and fish passage updates!

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Western Monarch Butterfly Overwintering Numbers Remain Low

Mar 05, 2026

Overwintering Western monarch butterfly population numbers remain low, according to the Western Monarch Count.

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Golden Eagles Return for Incredible 17th Consecutive Year at Aspen Hollow Preserve

Mar 03, 2026

A golden eagle pair have returned to their nest at Aspen Hollow Preserve! The resident pair have nested in the same location since 2009.

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Winter Wildlife Wanderings

Feb 10, 2026

You might think Land Trust Preserves are quieter in the winter months, but when it comes to wildlife, there's still plenty to see!

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How Foxes Hunt in a Hidden Winter World

Jan 09, 2026

When snow falls over Central Oregon, it’s easy to think the land is asleep. But beneath the snow lies a world that is very much awake!

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Winter Range Closures Protect Deer and Elk

Dec 10, 2025

To protect deer and elk moving through their winter range, Skyline Forest and other areas in Central Oregon are closed to motorized vehicle access December 1st through March 31st.

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Fall Wildlife Wanderings

Dec 09, 2025

See what wildlife have been spotted on the ground and in the skies at Land Trust Preserves!

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Elk Research from Paulina Creek Preserve Completed

Nov 02, 2025

The Land Trust provided assistance with elk research being conducted by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, including data collection from Paulina Creek Preserve.

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Summer Wildlife Wanderings

Sep 02, 2025

See what wildlife have been spotted during the warmer months at Land Trust Preserves!

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What are all of these orange butterflies?

Aug 04, 2025

Have you noticed a large number of orange butterflies on the roads and trails around Central Oregon? Read on to learn what they are!

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