07 Sep Stand for the Land secures third property!
News BILT AdminIntroducing the Miller-Kirkman Preserve! The newest addition to the collection of lands the Land Trust is acquiring through the Stand for the Land campaign.
Introducing the Miller-Kirkman Preserve! The newest addition to the collection of lands the Land Trust is acquiring through the Stand for the Land campaign.
READ MOREOut with the old, in with the new! Due to the amazing success of April’s FREE Invasive Weed Disposal event, we will host two additional free disposal days in September ahead of our fall Native Plant Sale.
READ MORESunday, September 9, 2018. 10am – 2pm. Calling all who love our shorelines and want to help make them healthier for people and wildlife! Grab your friends, family, neighbors and coworkers and get ready to hit the beach!
READ MOREThe Bainbridge Island Land Trust is excited to announce that it has renewed its land trust accreditation and is now one of over 400 accredited land trusts nationwide.
READ MOREDue to the 4th of July holiday falling on the First Wednesday, our July work party will be held on Wednesday, July 11 from 9-11am.
READ MOREKitsap county noxious weed control crew will be back on Bainbridge Island June 19th-23rd to do our annual noxious weed work along the roadsides and on select private properties.
READ MORESaturday, June 9: Join Weed Warriors’ Jeannette Franks and Land Trust Board Member Grant Blackinton for a special work party at the Land Trust’s Fletcher Bay Lots!
READ MOREBainbridge Island Land Trust Launches Stand for the Land: Ambitious capital campaign sets goal of securing at least $5M by late 2019.
READ MOREThe Land Trust is launching a new Family Nature Walks program to get more families outside together and learning on the land. We have rescheduled our final walk to take place on Saturday, May 26 at 10am.
READ MOREFor the second year in a row, the Windsong Loop neighborhood in central BI went above and beyond with their April invasive weed removal!
READ MOREContributions will help us expand, protect and preserve ecologically sensitive habitat. For everyone. Forever.