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

NEW MEMBER WALK

Keystone Preserve
September 16

For new Land Trust members, we’re offering a special guided walk at Keystone Preserve. Explore the forest trails, walk the shoreline and enjoy the stunning scenic views while learning more about the preserve.

This walk is offered as an opportunity for new Land Trust members. Please check your email inbox for an invitation.

MEMBER & VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION PICNIC

Keystone Preserve
September 24

Join us for our Member & Volunteer Appreciation Picnic at Keystone Preserve. Enjoy an afternoon of good company, tasty food and beverages, appreciation and fun!

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! 

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.

Barnum Point County Park – Camano Island
July 24 @ 1:00 pm RESCHEDULED FOR September 12 @ 2:00 pm

Join us for this guided walk at Barnum Point County Park and get an up close look at the critical feeder bluff and vital fish and wildlife habitat that make this rare and wild place an ecological gem.

No dogs allowed on these walks unless otherwise stated. Thanks for your understanding!
New walk dates are added frequently—check back often.

Keystone Preserve – Coupeville
October 9 @ 2:00 pm
DOG-FRIENDLY

Bring your furry friends and join us for this dog-friendly guided walk at Keystone Preserve. Explore this scenic preserve with your favorite pal by your side!

Registration is required.
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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: NONE AT THIS TIME.
Monthly walks are temporarily paused due to site preparation work.

CAMANO 101

Camano Center – Camano Island
September 12 @ 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Learn about the ins and outs of living on an island with a variety of resources, learning opportunities and activities.

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WHIDBEY CHILDREN’S DAY

South Whidbey Community Park – Langley
September 12 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Join Partners for Young Children in Island County for a free, full-day outdoor celebration for every family on Whidbey Island.

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ORCA RECOVERY DAY

Family-Friendly Work Party
October 17 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Join us in habitat restoration work along Admiralty Inlet to support water quality, healthy salmon and healthy orcas. Caring for the land provides important habitat for animals and plants with positive impacts that flow all the way to the Salish Sea. Get your hands dirty for the orcas at our land-based work party!

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MEET & MINGLE

Coupeville Recreation Hall
October 21 @ 6:00 pm

Mark your calendar and join us for an evening to mingle with Land Trust board and staff, and fellow Land Trust members, while enjoying light refreshments and a fascinating presentation. More information to come!

WORK PARTIES

Work parties are updated periodically. Click the button below to see the upcoming work party schedule, learn more and sign up!

VOLUNTEER WITH US

Questions?
Call 360.222.3310 or email info@wclt.org.

Volunteer

Volunteer with us

Get out in nature! Make new friends! Find out what great land stewardship is all about. The Land Trust is always on the lookout for people who are as passionate about caring for land as we are.

Sign up today!