Columbia Land Trust invites you to join us for an afternoon of birdwatching at the confluence of the Chinook and Columbia Rivers. This property, which we call Chinook River Confluence, includes 198 acres that was conserved by Columbia Land Trust in 2024, with funding from Bonneville Power Administration. This area is of great importance to…
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Columbia Land Trust invites you to join us for a chance to observe spawning chum salmon on the shores of the Columbia River, where they’ve been returning every winter for thousands of years. This conserved site located near the Interstate 205 bridge is one of only a handful of chum spawning salmon grounds left in…
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Columbia Land Trust has a long conservation legacy in the Klickitat River watershed, which is the longest free-flowing tributary to the Columbia River in Washington State and the site of one of our most impactful restoration projects ever, the removal of the Haul Road. We purchased this property in 2007, after a private logging road…
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