Our Community Conservation Survey is now closed – thank you to everyone who provided their input!
We are proud to recognize 2017 Phyllis Young Award Winners Glenn & Nancy Haber and 2017 Volunteers of the Year Eagle Harbor Congregational Church Volunteer Stewards. Winners were announced at the 2018 Annual Meeting with over 150 members in attendance!
Every October, Red Envelopes appear in Bainbridge Island mailboxes. Over the past ten years, One Call For All has distributed over $10 million to non-profit organizations that serve the Island Community and beyond.
Think GREEN this holiday season and give family & friends the inside track on local, ongoing conservation work, including events like the Native Plant Sale & special walking tours.
The Bainbridge Island Land Trust is pleased to announce it’s application for accreditation renewal with the Land Trust Accreditation Commission (LTAC).
So you bought plants, now what!? If you need some guidance about when and how to get your plants in the ground look no further! First, we recommend planting between mid-October and late-November.
On Saturday, September 9th islanders took to the beaches for the second year in a row to remove garbage and harmful debris from our shorelines. This year’s efforts were centered around road-ends and public access beaches.
Got some pesky weeds that just won’t go?? Are you a Land Trust Member? We have 3 weed wrenches for loan! Starting July 24th, Land Trust members are welcome to give us a call and borrow a weed wrench. They’re particularly helpful for scotch broom and blackberry!
The Land Trust’s Teen Conservation Crew is in their second week of work for the 2017 season. We’ve hired a crew of 10 dedicated high school students to perform valuable conservation work during 14 days this summer.
The Bainbridge Island Land Trust & Let’s Pull Together extends an enormous thank you to the community for supporting the battle against invasive plant species by participating in our Free Invasive Weed Disposal each Sunday in April.