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Land Trust Success Stories

Photo of Rimrock Ranch, Deschutes Basin Land Trust

Back to Home Waters' Strategic Success

OREGON - When we last covered the Deschutes Basin Land Trust in 2003, they had recently completed a purchase of the Metolius Preserve, a 1,240-acre tract of critically important forest habitat. More recently, they protected the stunning 1,120-acre Rimrock Ranch. All of this is part of their successful Back to Home Waters campaign that originated in 2000. More (posted 12/1/06)

For more information on this and and other success stories, visit our Northwest Success Stories Web Page.


Land Trusts in the News

A picture worth conserving: North Coast Land Conservancy acquires 121 acres of Crosel Creek property
Cassandra Profita | Daily Astorian | March 28, 2007

Conservation easement resolves family estate issue, saves pristine ranch
The Prairie Star | March 5, 2007

Conservation easements gain a toehold in valley
Cynthia Sewell | Idaho Statesman | January 16, 2006

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NORTHWEST LAND TRUST CONFERENCE

May 17 - May 19, 2007
The DoubleTree Hotel
Missoula, MT
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Partnering for Farms AND Salmon
American Farmland Trust (AFT) has partnered with Shared Strategy for Puget Sound to create a locally supported “Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Plan” that saves both farms and fish. The draft plan presents actions that can be taken to save salmon while also saving farms. When done properly, this can result in a “partnership for farms and salmon” in the Puget Sound, representing a huge step ahead for local farmers. The full plan can be found on Shared Strategy’s Web site. (posted 2/24/06)

Bullitt Foundation Invites Proposals for Environmental Programs in Pacific Northwest
Deadline: November 1 and May 1, annually
The mission of the Bullitt Foundation is to protect, restore, and maintain the natural physical environment of the Pacific Northwest. As part of this mission, the foundation provides funding to nonprofit organizations working to preserve the environment in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, western Montana (including the Rocky Mountain range), and coastal Alaska from Cook Inlet to the Canadian border. For complete funding guidelines, see the Bullitt Foundation Web site: www.bullitt.org. (From the Foundation Center's RFP Bulletin.)