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May 27 Webinar: Addressing Climate Change Through Conservation
Join a Zoom webinar hosted by the Land Trust on May 27 at 6:30 p.m. and find out how we’re mitigating the impacts of climate change through land protection, stewardship and habitat restoration.
Land Trust Hiring Land Protection Specialist
We have an exciting employment opportunity to join a dynamic, high-caliber, results-oriented team focused on conserving the natural habitats and working farms and forests on the islands.
One Whale of a Success Story
Each spring, enormous gray whales breach the surface of the beautiful marine waters around Whidbey and Camano islands. Island conservation is key to why these colossal cetaceans make the annual journey home.
Double Your Conservation Impact! Answer the Matching Challenge!
In recent months, some generous donors stepped forward with additional gifts to create a $75,000 year-ending matching challenge. That means that every new donor’s gift, and every current member’s gift above their annual donation, will be doubled!
2021 Calendars Now Available!
Enjoy delightful images of island wildlife and natural landscapes in the Land Trust’s 2021 Calendar. It’s available now at island retail outlets.
Site Stewards Invest Hearts and Souls
Land Trust site stewards take volunteering to a different level. They adopt a particular preserve and visit it regularly to perform selected tasks.
Bike Riders Get Triple Treat: Blue Skies, Natural Beauty, and Pie
Sunshine and blue skies provided an idyllic setting for participants of the Sea, Trees, & Pie Bike Ride on scenic central Whidbey Island.
Keeping the Promise of Permanency
With every success, the Land Trust increases its obligations to permanently care for the lands you’ve helped protect. And we are well positioned to ensure the permanence of our shared conservation work.
2018: A Remarkable Year for Island Conservation
In 2018, 10 properties, totaling 485 acres, were permanently protected throughout Whidbey and Camano islands. Here’s a summary of what you helped accomplish last year.
