On Saturday, May 11 we had an amazing morning out at our first conservation easement pulling scotch broom and making new friends! With over 45 people in attendance it was a record-breaking event for the Land Trust.
The Bainbridge Island Land Trust is proud to be a member of the Collaborative working with other Puget Sound land trusts to protect and restore our shorelines!
Know a teenager looking for summer work? Are they conservation-minded and interested in working outdoors? We have the job for them! Work begins June 24 and ends July 31. Application deadline is Monday, April 15.
Island organizations and businesses have teamed up to bring you an incredible array of events throughout the month of April that celebrate trees and our natural environment. There is something for everyone!
Kids can make a difference. When a fifth grade student at The Island School organized a fundraiser to support the Land Trust, the community responded in a big way.
In the aftermath of Snowpocalypse 2019, chances are you lost a few trees and shrubs along with your power. It’s tough when part or all of a favorite tree comes down or an ornamental is destroyed.
In October, we had an opportunity to take Senator Christine Rolfes “out on the land”. Thank you to the Washington Association of Land Trusts for capturing the details!
Thanks to the incredible generosity of the Bainbridge Island community we have raised $490,796 for our Stand for the Land challenge, which began on July 28.
Andrew has been working hard to complete his 2018 monitoring visits and we owe a huge thank you to the Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island for their support during the 2017 Community Grants cycle!
We’re delighted to announce that a small group of generous Islanders has committed $500,000 to Stand for the Land and will match every dollar we raise over the next six months. Now we need everyone’s help to realize its full potential.