Land Trust News

Protecting Habitats and Harvests

Our vibrant farmlands fuel our local economy and preserve the scenic, rural beauty that defines Skagit County. But their value doesn’t stop there -- these lands also provide critical biodiversity. Click here to read about three agricultural areas conserved by Skagit Land Trust.

Our Spring 2025 Newsletter Is Out!

This newsletter highlights our protection of wildlife habitat on agricultural lands. Readers also will enjoy a letter from our Executive Director, and an update on restoration work at Minkler Lake.

Registration Open for Lands We Love Social

Tickets are now available for Skagit Land Trust's annual Lands We Love Social and fundraiser, happening on June 7th, 2pm - 5:30pm at the Elysium Conservation Easement in Concrete!

Volunteer Opportunity: Utopia Field Trips

Do you love working with children and sharing knowledge about the natural world? Skagit Land Trust is seeking a few enthusiastic environmental educators and volunteers to support kids in some fun outdoor learning experiences at our Utopia Conservation Area this May and June! Click here to read more.

Share Your Talents with Us

Skagit Land Trust manages over 10,000 acres of land and creates dozens of community events to connect people with the land each year. We have over 550 amazing volunteers who contribute their time and energy toward our mission. Many don gloves and rubber boots and join SLT work parties, but there are lots of other ways to volunteer as well! Learn more below.

The lands conserved and protected by Skagit Land Trust have been inhabited and stewarded by numerous tribes and Indigenous peoples since time immemorial. We recognize and respect the inherent, indigenous, and treaty rights of the Coast Salish People who have deep and abiding connections to these places. We seek to partner with local tribes as we conserve and care for these lands and waters.
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