We have a few spots left on our Early Wildflower Walk at Sam Hill this weekend. Come see hard-to-find wildflowers with local experts. https://t.co/PkO5k16rhS
Don't worry if you see ATVs at Saddle Rock next week. Normally they aren't allowed, but they have special permission as part of the clean up of mining waste piles. One step closer to a better trail system! https://t.co/rE6suoPkTA
Nason Ridge could become a community forest, where management decisions would be made with input from the community, and the community would benefit from it. It's working its way through the State Senate right now. https://t.co/9WRtJrOQmU
Can you believe this was just a little over 2 weeks ago? We had so much fun at the first Third Saturday Hike in the 2019 Hike for Health Series with Columbia Valley Community Health. We had over 75 people come out,... https://t.co/XFn0VZuQ7b
This winter was a doozy! The PUD & we at the Land Trust need to delay the opening of the Sage Hills trails for at least a week, for the good of the trails (so... https://t.co/j0Pr8fr8IB
With all this talk of Kondo-ing, here's how to locally get rid of the clothes that don't "spark joy" - and buy second hand, as clothing is one of the biggest contributors to global waste. From Sustainable Wenatchee's blog. https://t.co/D0QXTTmxP3
Join us - at Mountain Home or at Horse Lake - for a meaningful morning outing. Collect scientific data on birds to be used by researchers studying bird populations! https://t.co/P13axElOga
Congratulations to Teresa Bendito and Teresa Zepeda! If you haven't met these two, you will - it seems like they are helping make this valley a better place in so many ways. We're honored to know them. :) https://t.co/9w2LPix35n
As much as this winter has dragged on (for those of us who love NCW spring...) the extra snow is so important for our rivers and water levels, since snow and glaciers are our most important reservoirs. https://t.co/ZX1bT7D2dZ
We had SUCH a good time exploring the White River last weekend and learning about why this special place is so important to protect. Thanks to Heather Murphy from Walleye Cards for leading the trip, and Tall Timber Ranch for lunch!
As a land steward of forests - that always uses the most updated techniques in our work - we're looking forward to the results of this research! https://t.co/vPKOL9Gy1U