Member Engagement Opportunities
The Land Trust holds many events for members and the general public alike. The events in gold are opportunities for Land Trust members only. Members will receive an invitation via email with more information and registration. Not a member? JOIN NOW
Community Events and Opportunities
Events in green are opportunities for members and beyond! Several opportunities require registration and are first-come, first-serve. See what’s planned below, and sign up now!
SOUND WATERS UNIVERSITY
This one-day conference is for all who are curious about the Salish Sea ecosystem. This year’s theme, “Tracing Life through the Salish Sea,” explores the intricate web of relationships that connect species, habitats and communities throughout this unique marine ecosystem.
Join the fun and be sure to sign up for an optional field trip, including a visit to Keystone Preserve! Learn more and get your tickets today!
February 7 @ 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Coupeville High School
Optional field trips on Sunday, 2/8
GUIDED WALK & TALK SERIES
Join us in nature to explore incredible properties protected by the Land Trust. Get up close and personal with old-growth forests, peaceful meadows, healthy wetlands and scenic viewpoints. Learn about native flora and fauna, different conservation attributes and more from knowledgeable guides who will share their passion with you.
No dogs allowed on these walks unless otherwise stated. Thanks for your understanding!
Hammons Family Farm Preserve – Clinton
Friday, February 13 @ 10:00 am
Spend Valentine’s Eve with us as we enjoy a stunning view of Cultus Bay, stroll through a secluded forest, and get a sneak peek of the new trail expansion, not yet open to the public.
Admiralty Inlet Preserve – Coupeville
March 14 @ 10:00 am
Explore this preserve that holds some of the Country’s most breathtaking landscapes and learn about the site’s history and native flora and fauna.
Registration is required.
LEARN MORE & SIGN UP HERE
KEYSTONE PRESERVE
MONTHLY WALK & TALKS
On the third Wednesday of every month, we’ll be offering a guided walk at Keystone Preserve. Wander along new trails, enjoy scenic views, learn about ongoing restoration work and check out the shoreline at this property not yet open to the public. We hope to see you there!
NEXT WALK DATE: Wednesday, February 18 @ 10:00 am
Keystone Farm and Forest Preserve – 29807 SR 525, Coupeville, WA 98239
No registration required. No dogs allowed.
SNOW GOOSE & BIRDING FESTIVAL
Witness one of Western Washington’s most spectacular natural events: the annual winter gathering of thousands of Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swans, alongside flocks of wintering seabirds, shorebirds, and the many raptors that call Stanwood and Camano Island home.
Join guided tours, hear from insightful speakers, check out a variety of displays, vendors and art, and stop by the Land Trust’s table to say hello!
February 28 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Floyd Norgaard Cultural Center
WORK PARTIES
Work parties are updated periodically. Click the button below to see the upcoming work party schedule, learn more and sign up!
Questions?
Call 360.222.3310 or email info@wclt.org.
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