Featured Stories
Winter Wildlife Viewing Tours 2024
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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Our 2024 Wild Splendor Gala
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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Wild Splendor Gala – October 17th, 2024
Purchase tickets for Wild Splendor!
Call for New Board Members
Columbia Land Trust launches public search for new members of our volunteer Board of Directors
Conserving the Last Wild Places in Clark County
Twenty acres on the East Fork Lewis River will safeguard steelhead habitat
Spring Fieldbook 2024
Learn more about recent conservation successes, Kwoneesum Dam removal, and our new Conservation Director
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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Conserving Cape Horn
12 acres of forest transferred to the United States Forest Service
