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Bike Ride Registration Underway
Buckle your chin strap and get ready to enjoy wonderful scenery, nature and delicious pie. Registration for the Land Trust’s Sea, Trees & Pie Bike Ride is underway!
Get Outdoors and Play Land Trust Bingo!
Spring is a great time to get outdoors and experience the beauty of nature around us. Now you can visit a Land Trust preserve and play bingo for a chance to win sporty Land Trust custom apparel!
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.
Give Back with a Gift on Giving Tuesday!
Giving Tuesday is a great opportunity to give something back to the islands you love. Consider a gift to the Land Trust on Giving Tuesday, a global day of generosity that takes place on December 1.
Paul Bakken: Island Hero and Gentle Soul
Paul Bakken’s appreciation for nature and fondness for wildlife was legendary. He leaves behind an oasis for the wildlife he loved.
Deer Hunting at Trillium Community Forest Opens October 17
Trillium Community Forest is closed to all users except licensed deer hunters during a limited hunting season this fall.
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.
Saving a Farming Tradition
The Land Trust acquired a 22-acre property with high-quality agricultural soils to keep the land in farming and preserve the rural scenery enjoyed along an adjacent stretch of highway.
GiveBIG! It’s Now a Two-Day Event
GiveBIG, Washington’s biggest online giving event for nonprofits, has expanded to two days this year: May 5-6.
A New Land Trust Look! ‘Bold, Colorful, Optimistic’
We now have an exciting, new look! Most notably, a new logo! The new logo is part of a re-branding effort that gives the Whidbey Camano Land Trust a fresh, more current look for 2020 and beyond.
