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02.14.22

Stewardship Along Westport Slough

With the start of a new year comes the start of a new stewardship effort off Marshland Road in Clatskanie, Oregon along Westport Slough, a side channel of the lower Columbia River. In late 2021, Columbia Land Trust conserved 520 acres here with funding provided by Bonneville Power Administration. Much of the land has experienced…

01.26.22

Forests Supporting Communities

Three counties in Southwest Washington—Wahkiakum, Pacific, and Skamania—are rich in natural resources, including and especially forests.

11.10.21

The Reciprocal Nature of Cedar Creek

An Intact Forest Furthers Climate Action

10.01.21

Fostering Environmental Education

Columbia Land Trust transfers 82 acres on Astoria’s South Tongue Point to Clatsop Community College

09.23.21

2,500 Acres of Working Forest Conserved On Oregon Coast

GreenWood Resources and regional conservation organizations partner to protect four square miles of iconic forested hills along the northern Oregon coast

04.22.21

Powerdale Corridor

Learn about our work at the Powerdale Corridor Natural Area.

04.22.21

Ainsworth State Park

Learn about our work at Ainsworth State Park.

04.22.21

Mosier Waterfall Park

Learn about our work at Mosier Waterfall Park.

04.21.21

Twilight Eagle Sanctuary

Learn about our work at Twilight Eagle Sanctuary.

04.20.21

Mill Creek Ridge Natural Area

Description Columbia Land Trust’s Mill Creek Ridge Natural Area extends for 2.3 miles along a ridge that separates the valleys of Mill Creek and Brown’s Creek. The steep grassy meadows, which put on colorful wildflower displays in the spring, are interspersed with patches of Oregon white oak woodland. This special place offers diverse flora, wildlife…

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Stewardship Along Westport Slough

Forests Supporting Communities

Three counties in Southwest Washington—Wahkiakum, Pacific, and Skamania—are rich in natural resources, including and especially forests.

The Reciprocal Nature of Cedar Creek

An Intact Forest Furthers Climate Action

Fostering Environmental Education

Columbia Land Trust transfers 82 acres on Astoria’s South Tongue Point to Clatsop Community College

2,500 Acres of Working Forest Conserved On Oregon Coast

GreenWood Resources and regional conservation organizations partner to protect four square miles of iconic forested hills along the northern Oregon coast

Powerdale Corridor

Learn about our work at the Powerdale Corridor Natural Area.

Ainsworth State Park

Learn about our work at Ainsworth State Park.

Mosier Waterfall Park

Learn about our work at Mosier Waterfall Park.

Twilight Eagle Sanctuary

Learn about our work at Twilight Eagle Sanctuary.

Mill Creek Ridge Natural Area