Land Trust News

2022 Open House at Marblemount

We are excited to welcome our community together on the land this summer for an in-person Open House. Mark your calendar for Saturday, July 23rd, and join us at the Marblemount Conservation Area.

March Point Heron Camera

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

Barney Lake Public Access

Click here to learn more about our "Herons, and Beavers, and Frogs, Oh My!" walks at Barney Lake this May and June.

Celebrating 30 Years of Conservation in the Skagit

The next 30 years starts now! We want to celebrate with you on the lands you’ve saved for generations to enjoy. We have a series of events, tours, and walks we’ll be rolling out this year.

Snags: There's Life in a Dead Tree

With a funny name for an important part of the ecosystem, ‘snags’ refer to standing dead trees. Without snags, many different types of wildlife would not be able to survive. More than 100 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians use snags for nesting, roosting, shelter, denning, and feeding.

Skagit Land Trust acknowledges that we live and work on the traditional lands of the Coast Salish people who have stewarded this land since time immemorial. We extend our gratitude to the Coast Salish people. May we continue to work together as a community to promote the ethical stewardship of these lands.