We work with urgency and with purpose.
Over 30 years, we’ve achieved meaningful wins for conservation in Oregon and Washington.
Read our Conservation Report- 60k
- Acres conserved
- 207
- River miles protected
- 14k
- Backyard habitats enrolled
The time for conservation is always now.
With the growth of our region, we’ve pushed further into wild areas. As we continue to grow, we’re working to conserve the places that allow wildlife to continue to move freely, communities to stay healthy, and plants to thrive.
Measuring restoration success
We build our plans to support wildlife and human communities. And to make sure we’re on track, we continuously analyze data and monitor our progress. This approach ensures that we’re investing in projects that yield tangible results.
What’s happening
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A year of beneficial fire
Columbia Land Trust made strides to advance restorative fire in the East Cascades, with 127 acres treated in 2025 and funding secured to further forest resilience.
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The final link within the Haul Road corridor
The Land Trust completed the conservation of a 37-acre parcel located along a critical reach of the Klickitat River, one of the longest free-flowing tributaries to the Columbia River in Washington.
