Columbia Land Trust hosts a variety of events throughout the year, across the region we serve. Below you can view upcoming events at a glance, and scroll through the blog posts below for detailed information and registration instructions. We add registration information for upcoming events as details are confirmed.
Wednesday, September 10: Online webinar on fire ecology and our work to return good fire to forests in the East Cascades. Click here for details and registration.
Friday, September 26: Forestry for the Birds: Columbia Stock Ranch Tour. Admission is $10 through Forest Stewards Guild. Click here for details and registration.
Saturday, September 27: Birdwatching at Chinook River Confluence. Click here for details and registration.
Fall 2025: Columbia Land Trust's Annual Wildlife Tours continue with more opportunities to observe wild birds and fish. Stay tuned!
Questions? Email events@columbialandtrust.org. We also encourage to you sign up for our monthly email newsletter The Moss to stay informed about upcoming events and volunteering opportunities!
Join Columbia Land Trust and the Oswego Lake Watershed Council for a morning of volunteer work at Beth Ryan Nature Preserve, a small, beloved trail in Lake Oswego that borders a seasonal wetland. Several large trees fell across the trail in last winter’s ice storm, creating a newly exposed slope along the side of the…
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Once again we invite you to join us for our series of outdoor winter tours that foster connections with nature and with each other! These events are free of charge, though you are welcome to make a donation during the registration process or at a tour to support our conservation work. Whether watching majestic sandhill…
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Nearly 300 people joined us for the return of our Wild Splendor gala. We are grateful for the commitment of our conservation community who came together to make a big difference for the nature of the Northwest! As East Cascades Oak Partnership Manager Lindsay Cornelius said in her remarks, “Community is core to resilience. We…
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Join us for a morning of volunteer work at Beth Ryan Nature Preserve, a small, beloved trail in Lake Oswego that borders a seasonal wetland. Several trees fell across the trail in the January ice storm, and the work to clean up the debris has left the trail in need of some rehab! We will…
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