Conservation Stories

04.04.24

Our 2023-2024 Conservation Report

Our 2023-2024 Conservation Report is here! We are excited to share highlights from all that we accomplished over the past year and offer a look forward at the incredible conservation opportunities to come. In 2023 Columbia Land Trust conserved 2,370 acres of the region’s most important natural places—old forests, oak habitats, and essential salmonid spawning…

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03.25.24

Conserving Cape Horn

12 acres of forest transferred to the United States Forest Service

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01.18.24

Conserved: 300 Acres Along Washougal River

Rare old forest and riparian habitat in the West Cascades

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01.18.24

Conserved: 1,103 Acres in the Grays River Watershed

Protecting water quality for people and forest habitat for marbled murrelet

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01.18.24

Conserved: 915 acres in the White Salmon River Watershed

Habitat for threatened species including steelhead, northern spotted owl, and fisher

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01.18.24

Transferred: 111 Acres Incorporated into Clark County Parks

Partnering to increase nature access close to home

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11.15.23

Four Acres Conserved on Sandy River

Parcels extend existing Barlow Trail site, protect salmon and steelhead habitat

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10.30.23

Farmland for the Future

Two new Washington state programs accelerate farmland conservation

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10.26.23

Fall Fieldbook 2023

Washington farmland conserved, our science-based approach to stewardship, and welcoming Susanna Summers

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09.22.23

A Legacy of Conservation

The Wiancko Family partners with Columbia Land Trust to conserve Nestwood Forest

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