Read the press
release announcing a beautiful new Skagit Land Trust wildlife viewing
pullout with interpretive signs on SR 20 east of Concrete.
Read a
statement about Skagit Land Trust's position on Barney Lake and the
Lower Nookachamps area.
Read about the recently signed Conservation Easement on a
2-mile reach of the Skagit River! see Press Release and article in the
Skagit Valley Herald.
Herons nest
on Skagit Land Trust property! Read about it in
the Skagit Valley Herald.
Trust Acquires Minkler Lake Property -
Press
Release and
Skagit Valley Herald
article
Cascade-to-Chuckanut Corridor Protection -
Newsletter
Article
March's Point Heronry
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The Salmon
Recovery Funding Board (SRFB) has awarded Skagit Land Trust a grant of $293,224 - see Press
Release.
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The Linneman Family Foundation for a $20,000
grant to help us protect more beloved local land. We hope to use part of
these funds to help protect near-shore, island and marine areas.
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PACCAR Inc and PACCAR Technology Center
for a $15,000 technology grant that will help Skagit Land Trust replace
aging computers as well as update our digital imaging systems.
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The Norcliffe Foundation for a $15,000 grant to
assist in the purchase and permanent protection of the Barr Creek Property,
which is a critical in-holding in the Skagit River Bald Eagle Natural Area.
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The Burning Foundation for a $12,000 grant for
the Skagit Land Trust Conservation Strategy project.
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The Tulalip Tribes for a $10,000 gift to support
our wildlife habitat conservation work, including threatened salmon habitat,
in Skagit County.
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Lucky 7 Foundation for a $10,000 grant to
support the Skagit Valley Wildlife Stewardship Project.
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The Clarence Stewart Fund of the Skagit Community
Foundation for their $8,000 grant to our Hurn Field Stewardship and
Wildlife Viewing Project. Skagit Land Trust will use this gift to help
design and manufacture interpretive displays that tell the story of the elk
and their habitat at the Hurn Field Pullout.
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The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation for $5,000
for general operating funds.
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The Norcross Wildlife Foundation for a $3,900
grant to help cover costs for field equipment to increase our youth-oriented
stewardship participation.
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The Temcov Foundation for a $2,000 gift and
continued partnership with the Trust, that is helping us to implement our
Conservation Strategy at a rapid pace.
