Job Opening: Grant Specialist
Sep 24, 2024
The Deschutes Land Trust is seeking a Grant Specialist to join its team!
The Source Weekly highlights Deschutes Land Trust "Kids Falling for Nature" outdoor experience
Sep 11, 2024
Discover Fall's magic with the whole family and Deschutes Land Trust.
Land Trust Debuts New Group—Emerging Conservationists of Central Oregon
Sep 10, 2024
Do you want to learn more about local conservation, climate action, and how nonprofits work? Would you like to get involved with conservation work? And were you born between the early 1980s to mid-1990s? Join the Emerging Conservationists of Central Oregon!
Helping Wildlife Cross Safely
Sep 10, 2024
The Land Trust has teamed up with a coalition of local organizations, agencies, and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs to help build new wildlife crossings on Highway 20.
Land Trust Partners with Oregon Humanities, Vámonos Outside, and Latino Community Association
Sep 05, 2024
In July, the Land Trust partnered with Oregon Humanities, Vámonos Outside, and Latino Community Association on hike and conversation in Spanish at Priday Ranch.
Prescribed Burn Planned for Metolius Preserve
Sep 04, 2024
The Land Trust plans to conduct a prescribed burn at the Metolius Preserve this fall. Learn more about the location and timing.
Forest Restoration Planned for Paulina Creek Preserve
Sep 03, 2024
The Land Trust is hoping to start our forest restoration efforts at the Preserve this fall or winter. Learn more about the project.
Willow Springs Preserve Restoration Wraps Up
Aug 12, 2024
Learn how the portion of Whychus Creek at the Preserve is being transformed into a braided series of channels that spread across the valley floor.
Ochoco Preserve Project August Update
Aug 09, 2024
The second phase of the Ochoco Preserve Project continues to be underway this summer. See how it is dramatically changing the face of the Preserve in our August update.
The Bulletin reports on planting milkweed to help western monarch butterflies
Jul 29, 2024
The native milkweed plant has everything to do with the presence of monarchs in Central Oregon.