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Crossword Puzzle Answers
Find answers to the 2023 Winter Newsletter Crossword Puzzle!
Giving Tuesday Success!
A huge THANK YOU to those who gave to the Land Trust during Giving Tuesday on November 29, 2022.
Walking Ebey’s Trail Map
Looking to get out and take a walk on the new Walking Ebey’s Trail System? Check out the trail map below or learn more here. Enjoy your visit!
Beloved Farm Protected Forever
Realizing their own farm is an integral part of the Ebey’s landscape, Linda, a retired nurse, and John, a retired Navy and commercial pilot, sought the Land Trust’s help to preserve it.
Thanks to Our 2022 Sponsors!
Big shout out and THANK YOU to the Land Trust’s amazing sponsors!
Congratulations Ryan Elting!
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust is pleased to announce that Ryan Elting will become its new executive director in September, succeeding Pat Powell, who has held that position for the past 20 years.
Land Trust Conserves Exceptional Natural Area
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust has completed the most expensive acquisition in its history, protecting 226 acres of amazing coastal farm and forest on Admiralty Bay near Coupeville.
April is Earth and Ocean Month
Celebrate Earth Day the whole month through! Read more for information on how you can get involved and make a positive impact by investing in the planet, right here at home!
Retirement is Calling My Name
The other morning I woke to an absolutely stunning sunrise that spread its glow throughout the eastern sky and over the Cascades. A few days later, while still at work, I was graced with a magnificent pink and gold sunset that illuminated the entire sky. I was in awe.
Defending Alders
Take a moment and imagine a Puget Sound lowland forest. Likely, you see layers of gray-green firs, fading into a bank of fog. But were alder trees part of your picture?
