A New Way to Experience Conservation
Announcing the Connecting to the Land Campaign The Vision For nearly four decades, we have worked to conserve the lands… Read More
Little Skookum Inlet Preserve: A New Stronghold for Salmon, Forests, and Shoreline Habitat
Thanks to generous partners and supporters, 66 acres of shoreline, forest, and wetlands on Little Skookum Inlet in Mason County—just… Read More
With a Little Help from Friends—the Jorgensen Conservation Easement
10 more acres protected. 35 acres connected. Capitol Land Trust (CLT) has permanently conserved the 10-acre Jorgensen Conservation Easement in… Read More
Salt Marsh and Estuary Conserved on Oakland Bay
Along the scenic shores of Oakland Bay, Capitol Land Trust’s latest conservation acquisition protects an additional 30 acres in Chapman… Read More
Oregon Spotted Frog Poised to Make a Comeback at Blooms Preserve
As the rain pelts down, drenching an already-marshy landscape, the researchers and Capitol Land Trust (CLT) volunteers gathering at Blooms… Read More
A Little Time and Passion
Volunteering for Capitol Land Trust’s education and community outreach programs doesn’t require a science background. Just a little time and… Read More
Blooms Preserve Hops Forward: Planting Begins
It was one of those rainy fall days where the fog clings low to the earth, highlighting the bold fall… Read More
A Gift of the Heart
It is a late June morning after a brief spring shower and Barb Crowell’s property on Hammersley Inlet smells sweet… Read More
Meyer’s Point – A Partnership for Conservation and Education
A significant portion of Puget Sound shoreline will be permanently conserved, providing environmental research and education opportunities to the entire… Read More
Conservation Success! Expansion of Conserved Land on the Skookumchuck River
Capitol Land Trust (CLT) is pleased to announce the conservation of Skookumchuck Forest Preserve. The preserve was named for its… Read More