Let’s celebrate a big win for salmon habitat and outdoor education! Join us at the Boundary Bay beer garden to celebrate the conservation of 13 acres of wetland, forest, and salmon habitat on Kinney Creek, a tributary to the Sumas River.
Head to Village Books to hear from herbalism and wild plant foraging expert Natalie Hammerquist, author of Edible Plants of the Pacific Northwest!
Join Whatcom Land Trust for a self-guided scavenger hunt at Stimpson Family Nature Reserve and discover how forests help keep our water clean, cool, and flowing.
Come by our office to learn more about the Land Trust, our board’s roles and responsibilities, and what it means to serve as a board member. Whether you’re considering a position or simply curious about how the board supports our work, we’d love to see you there.
Help us get native plants in the ground and install a small gate to help protect a vital cold water tributary that flows into the South Fork of the Nooksack.
Orca Recovery Day is a regional day of action that aims to improve conditions for the critically endangered Southern Resident Orca Whales. To support the recovery of our local orca pods, we can all contribute to the restoration of habitat for their food source, the Chinook Salmon.
Celebrate Make a Difference Day with Whatcom Land Trust and the Whatcom Mountain Bike Coalition! We will be doing trail work and invasive species removal at one of our community's most beloved recreation spots – Galbraith Mountain on the Land Trust-sponsored Up 2 Something trail.
Enjoy a day by the river while planting in the newly cleared areas and along the riverbanks to increase biodiversity and help build a more resilient ecosystem.Â
Join us for a fun day preparing the Rutsatz Salmon Reserve to thrive through the wet winter. We will be planting native trees and shrubs to improve habitat and removing invasive blackberry that has begun to overtake earlier plantings.
Join us for International Volunteer Day at Stimpson Family Nature Reserve! This Field Friday we will be removing invasive species and doing our annual site visit. Come make a lasting impact and experience this incredible protected forest.
