Embrace the longer nights and expand your senses on the autumn equinox!
Led by the Land Trust’s Conservation Director, Gina King, and Community Education Coordinator, Megan Rohrssen, this hour-long guided walk at Rockaway Bluff Preserve* is a unique opportunity to observe nocturnal wildlife, view the Seattle skyline, and experience the forest in a new way after dark.
Join the Land Trust for a guided exploration of the rich intertidal world at Agate Passage Preserve during one of the lowest tides of the year!
Let’s go Kitsap County! With your help, we will make the most observations of species, and deepen our understanding of the biodiversity of our neighborhoods, parks and shorelines.
The City Nature Challenge is a global bioblitz event, providing an opportunity to observe and record natural organisms to help us better understand the biodiversity of our area.
Join us for an epic night of live music and community action to save the Grand Forest East!
The Bainbridge Island Land Trust, with the support of the Parks & Trails Foundation, is on a mission to save nearly 40 acres of Grand Forest East—a critical part of our island’s forests and trails. With a goal to raise $2.4 million this spring, we can’t do this without your help!
Join us at Grand Forest Drop-in Day for an opportunity to explore the Grand Forest East and get involved with the Land Trust’s effort to protect it!
Learn about the Stand for the Grand Forest campaign and connect with partners at our drop-in Open House, volunteer at the hands-on conservation work party, hit the trails on a guided nature walk, or go for an outdoor adventure with our forest scavenger hunt!
Meet new people, visit unique conservation lands, and support the Land Trust’s ongoing stewardship efforts! Volunteer at one of our Work Parties on the first Wednesday and third Sunday of every month from 9:00-11:00am.
Wednesday, January 8th • 9-11am • Wildlife Corridor Meet new people, visit unique conservation lands, and support the Land Trust’s ongoing stewardship efforts! Volunteer with us at our next Wednesday Work Party— this month, we’ll be at the Wildlife Corridor, identifying and removing various invasive weeds. Current volunteers, sign up using our Volunteer Portal. First time volunteering with the Land Trust? Fill out a volunteer interest form and we’ll be in touch! Learn more about our work parties here. Please reach out to Sarah Keller with any questions.
Wednesday, December 4th • 9-11am • Rockaway Bluff Preserve Meet new people, visit unique conservation lands, and support the Land Trust’s ongoing stewardship efforts! Volunteer with us at our next First Wednesday Work Party— this month, we’ll be at Rockaway Bluff Preserve, removing invasive ivy from along the Bluff Trail. Current volunteers, sign up using our Volunteer Portal. First time volunteering with the Land Trust? Fill out a volunteer interest form and we’ll be in touch! Learn more about our work parties here. Please reach out to Sarah Keller with any questions.
Wednesday, November 6th • 9-11am • Agate Passage Preserve Meet new people, visit unique conservation lands, and support the Land Trust’s ongoing stewardship efforts! Volunteer with us at our next First Wednesday Work Party— this month, we’ll be at Agate Passage Preserve, removing invasive species from the lower meadow area. This beautiful 12.5 acre preserve, located on the north end of the Island, features ecologically sensitive shoreline, tidelands, and riparian habitat, in addition to second-growth forest, open meadows, and wetlands. Current volunteers, sign up using our Volunteer Portal. First time volunteering with the Land Trust? Fill out a volunteer interest form and we’ll be in touch! Learn more about our work parties here. Please reach out to Sarah Keller with any questions.
Join us for an exploration into the beauty and functionality of native landscaping with native plant landscape designer and restoration ecologist, Anna Thurston. Prepare to be inspired as Anna shares her expertise and passion for native plants, revealing their transformative potential for your landscape while fostering biodiversity and supporting local wildlife populations. Critical Landscape Activities for the Benefit of Birds and Pollinators May 25th, 2024 11:00am-3:00pm 11:00am – 12:30pm Learn plant identification on the trails 1:00pm – 3:00pm Presentation/Q&A with Anna Thurston Bookings and consultations available with Anna before and after the event To register for this event, CLICK HERE. Presentation Highlights: Enlightening Insights: Gain valuable knowledge about the fascinating world of native plants; including soil preparation, ecological significance and the benefits of sustainable landscaping practices. Practical Tips: Discover tips and techniques for integrating native plants into your landscape design, enhancing aesthetics and sustainability. Q&A Session: Engage with Anna during a Q&A session, where you can seek personalized advice and insights. Pre-Presentation Native Plant Identification Walk: Before the presentation, you can join a guided walk through the Grand Forest. Explore local flora on this unique excursion, gaining insight into native plants and their ecological significance in their natural habitat Who Should Attend: Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a nature enthusiast, or curious about native landscaping, this event is for you! All are welcome to join us for an enriching experience that promises to inspire and empower. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about our native plants and the benefits to wildlife. Reserve your place today and take the first step towards creating a thriving ecosystem right in your own backyard! Reserve your spot today! Space will fill up quickly – reserve your spot today! Unlock the potential of native plants and transform your landscape with their beauty and benefits….