This place. Our future.
The strength and future of the Columbia River region—in Oregon and Washington—depend on all of us. Together, we can protect and care for this place so it continues to thrive for generations to come.
Wild Splendor Gala 2026
Join us on Thursday, October 15th at our Wild Splendor gala for an evening of friends, laughter, stories, and inspiration. We’ll celebrate all we are achieving together for conservation–the landscapes protected and habitat restored–and raise funds for the work and opportunities that lie ahead. Early bird ticket pricing through August 31st!
Featured projects
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View ProjectWildboy Creek
Collaborating with the Cowlitz Indian Tribe to remove a dam and reconnect fish habitat in the West Cascades
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View ProjectKerry Island
Restoring a tidal floodplain in the Columbia River Estuary
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View ProjectCranes’ Landing
Creating winter habitat for sandhill cranes in the Vancouver Lake Lowlands
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View ProjectFour Sisters
Managing a native grassland beloved for wildflowers on the Columbia Plateau
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Bowman Creek
Restoring east side forests and helping reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire with controlled burns
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Rainbow Natural Area
Restoring rare wet prairie and oak woodland habitats along the Tualatin River
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Haul Road
Reconnecting the wild Klickitat River with its floodplain by removing eight miles of defunct road
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East Fork Lewis River
Fostering functional river systems and protecting forestland that supports watershed health
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Crazy Johnson Conservation
Protecting chum salmon habitat and improving water quality through forest conservation
Working with Columbia Land Trust made conserving our family's organic dairy farm possible. We value the strong relationships we’ve built with their team.
What’s happening
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Read the reportOur 2025-2026 Conservation Report
Celebrating the conservation and restoration we together in 2025
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Learn moreConserved: Klickitat Oaks, Phase 1
More than 2,600 acres of oak and pine woodland conserved above the Klickitat River