19 Dec Diving into Watersheds: Winter Member Lecture
Events Mac DavenportWednesday, February 25 at 5pm — Join us at this member-exclusive talk for a conversation on where your water comes from and how we can protect clean water.
Wednesday, February 25 at 5pm — Join us at this member-exclusive talk for a conversation on where your water comes from and how we can protect clean water.
READ MORESunday, December 21 at 6:00pm — Led by Land Trust staff, this guided walk is a unique opportunity to observe nocturnal wildlife, view the Seattle skyline, and experience the forest in a new way after dark.
READ MOREWe’re hopping into another year of amphibian surveys! In partnership with Bloedel Reserve, IslandWood, and Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District, we’re looking for volunteers to help survey ponds & wetlands on Bainbridge Island for frogs & salamanders. This hands-on community science opportunity plays an important role in understanding habitat health, and offers the chance to experience local ecosystems in a new way!
READ MOREThis spring, we surveyed ponds and wetlands on Bainbridge Island for quiet signs of amphibian life, from jelly-like egg masses to tiny tadpoles. Taking part in the first-ever amphibian surveys on the Island, six dedicated volunteers and Land Trust staff logged more than 43 hours wading and peering into the water in search of frogs and salamanders.
READ MOREEmbrace 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.
READ MOREJoin 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!
READ MORELet’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.
READ MOREJoin 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!
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