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Good Fire Improves Forest Health
Before and after photos from our first broadcast burn reveal impressive results
Fall 2024 Fieldbook
Kwoneesum Dam removal, western pearlshell mussels, and restoration work
Agreement With Chinook Indian Nation
Strengthening our shared commitment to the land
Kwoneesum Dam Removed
6.5 miles of upstream salmon and steehabitat restored at Washington's Wildboy Creek
Chinook River Confluence Conserved
197 acres of highly threatened tidal wetland habitat conserved near the Pacific Ocean
Conserving the Last Wild Places in Clark County
Twenty acres on the East Fork Lewis River will safeguard steelhead habitat
100 Acres of Washington Farmland Conserved
The Pearson Family and Columbia Land Trust protect organic dairy farmland and keep our food sources close to home
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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