We want to hear about your conservation priorities. Skagit Land Trust is actively seeking public input through a short survey in order to better understand our community’s needs, values and priorities. Click to learn more!

Join the Trust at the Museum of Northwest Art on Wednesday, November 6th to connect with friends, learn about the latest work at the Trust, and be inspired by local studies on the interconnected web we call the Salish Sea.

Check out our summer newsletter with updates on Samish Flower Farm, Diobsud Creek, and this year's amphibian monitoring.

Skagit Land Trust's Lands We Love Auction & Dinner raised $180,000 for land conservation here in Skagit County.

Skagit Land Trust (the Trust) has purchased the Samish Flower Farm, the beloved “front door” of Samish Island, with its 100+ year-old forest and 500 feet of Padilla Bay shoreline. More than 500 families, businesses, and organizations donated towards the purchase.

Skagit Land Trust has proposed an update to Skagit County’s Critical Areas Ordinance to protect Great Blue Herons – an iconic local species with a unique presence in the county. Recently, heron nesting areas have shown signs of stress and disturbance with the loss of coastal nesting habitat. SLT is concerned that without articulated, clearer protections, this charismatic and much loved bird could face an uncertain future in the County.

Join us in celebrating the significant success we have had in saving the natural character of Skagit County, and raise support for the crucial conservation work ahead. Together we are ensuring that the places that make Skagit County special, will exist for generations of people and wildlife to enjoy.

Skagit Valley Herald reporter Kimberly Cauvel and photographer Charles Biles joined staff and volunteers at March Point's heronry for the annual Great Blue Heron nest count.

A 38-acre property called the Samish Flower Farm serves as the forested entrance to Samish Island. Skagit Land Trust is working with the community to save this forest and its marine shoreline, forever. We must raise the funds by the end of November or the property will go back on the market for development. We need your help! Your donation today to the Samish Flower Farm Campaign will be matched dollar for dollar. Tours can be seen to the right under Upcoming Events. Click to learn more and make a donation.

Visions from the Valley is a photography and art show inspired by the beauty of Skagit Valley. The exhibit will be open each weekend in September. A portion of the proceeds from this show will benefit Skagit Land Trust.