Lake Whatcom Park is a large forested property owned by Whatcom County Parks on the east side of Lake Whatcom.

Located along the North Fork of the Nooksack River, the Deming Homestead Eagle Park is valuable shoreline habitat open to public day use.

Located down the road from the town of Maple Falls Maple Creek is an important stream for the spawning and rearing of several salmon species.

The Jensen Family Forest Park stands out with its mature Douglas fir trees surrounded by agricultural fields.

Located northwest of Lake Padden near the Padden Creek falls, the Brinn Trail property is owned and managed by the City of Bellingham.

The Chuckanut Ridge Wetland Conservation Easement property protects habitat and open space within the Cascades to Chuckanuts corridor.

Located on Point Roberts and within the Pacific Flyway, the Maple Beach tidelands are important habitat for birds while providing passive public access.

The Olsen Estate, protected in 2002, is co-owned by Whatcom County and the City of Bellingham and part of Lookout Mountain Forest Preserve.

The Anderson-Lake Whatcom Park property includes a portion of the Whatcom County Parks managed mile-long Geneva Pond Loop Trail, which is part of the Stimpson Family Nature Reserve.

Geneva Preserve is owned by the City of Bellingham for forest and wetland habitat, which also improves water quality of Lake Whatcom.