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B1. Johns Creek Trail riparian restoration

B2. Nurse log

B3. Oakland Bay salt marsh restoration

B4. Garry oak restoration

Check out this video we made in partnership with South Sound GREEN for Child Care Action Council’s Building Through Play video series! We hope you enjoy this video and have fun outside!

• WDFW, partners wrap up first phase in Stillman Creek habitat restoration project. WA Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, 2022.
• Capitol Land Trust secures 2 Eld Inlet properties for conservation. The Olympian, 2021.
• Saving the Salmon in the Skookumchuck. WA Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, 2020.
• Land trust begins restoration work on parcel that includes winding Skookumchuck River. The Olympian, 2020.
• Capitol Land Trust is opening some sites to the public. Let’s treat them with respect. The Olympian, 2019
• Volunteering on MLK Day? Around here, that often means pulling weeds. The Olympian, 2019
• New Executive Director Named for Capitol Land Trust. Thurston Talk, 2018
• Capitol Land Trust, CHOICE High students unveil interpretive trail at Hilburn Preserve. iFIBEROne News, 2018
• In 2017, CLT moved the historic craftsman-style farmhouse from Twin Rivers Ranch Preserve in Shelton to Sequim, WA. Read more here:

Sequim Journal article 2017-10-11
Peninsula Daily News article 2017-10-12
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• Capitol Land Trust Buys Darlin Creek Preserve. Tacoma Daily Index, 2016
• Shelton students learn outdoors in ‘living classroom’. iFiberone News Radio, 2016.