Project
The Fate of the Frogs
We’re finding allies in amphibian conservation.
Collaboration Key to Flume Creek Conservation
With support from Columbia Land Trust, Clark County is conserving 150 acres of prime wildlife habitat along Flume Creek, just south of Ridgefield, Washington.
Changing Landscapes, Shifting Perspectives
Backyard Habitat Certification Program participant and volunteer Julie Fukuda explains how the program's motivational science is transforming Portland neighborhoods.
Room to Grow
Forest thinning efforts near the Little White Salmon river support the development of old-growth forest while producing lumber for local businesses.
The Way Back
One local landowner is carrying a piece of home with her on a remarkable journey.
[Project Update] A River Reborn
A newly unfettered stretch of the Klickitat River is changing right before our eyes
Never a Dull Moment
The North American beaver is a conservation success story. Now, how will we coexist?
New Digs in Portland
Columbia Land Trust’s Portland office is a new hub for conservation innovation.
[In the Media] Rock Creek Conservation Project makes the cover of the Columbian
We recently finalized the purchase of 51 acres of riparian forest along Rock Creek, a major tributary to the East Fork Lewis River in Clark County. The purchase will protect and restore vital Steelhead habitat in the creek. Read the full article Columbian.
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