River otters at Darlin Creek Preserve, Garrett YarterAs we see the signs of a new season, we find hope. The birds sing a new song, buds begin to bloom on the trees, and we look forward to what will be, while remembering to be thankful for the seasons before.
In the same way, we look forward to a new season at Capitol Land Trust. We are thankful for the events that have gathered us as a community and raised vital funds for a meaningful mission. We see hope in the coming months where we can gather in small groups out on the land. And we know that you want to see how your support has positively impacted land conservation and our community.
This year we move forward with no large events. If you’ve participated in past Conservation Breakfast or Summer Gala events, you’re invited to donate and get involved in new ways. We embrace our community by offering special methods for everyone to engage with our mission – connecting people and conserving land.
Join us at a stewardship party to care for our conserved lands. Gather online with us for Conservation Conversations. Walk at a public-access preserve with a friend or family member. Volunteer and give in a way that is meaningful to you – we honor your commitment to local land conservation, and we look forward to meeting you online and on the land this year!