Tickets are now available for our festive gathering on the land to support local conservation.

Every five years Skagit Land Trust takes time to review and update our strategic direction. As we look out to 2030 and beyond, we want to hear your thoughts on the work Skagit Land Trust should focus on. Please take a moment to fill out our quick survey and and your voice to the conversation.

10 staff-favorite Land Trust Facilitated Hikes in Northwest Washington

Skagit Land Trust has multiple events planned this winter to allow Trust members and the community to view hundreds of Trumpeter Swans as they take off for the day from their overnight resting spot at Barney Lake.

As members, partners, and landowners, you helped us achieve significant conservation and community successes in the past fiscal year. Thank you! Due to your support and help, twelve land conservation projects were completed, protecting 587 acres of land and almost two miles of marine and freshwater shoreline.

Read about how we work to get youth outdoors, how we use AmeriCorps service members to make a difference on the land, and a goodbye to our stewardship director Regina Wandler.

Our community has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to expand and re-open beloved Big Rock County Park.

Learn more about a recent conservation easement in the Nookachamps Valley, and the Trust's campaign to expand Big Rock Park.

Read about a recent addition to Barney Lake, a new conservation easement on Guemes Island, and more!

Click here to view livestream videos from the cameras at the March Point Conservation Area.