Conserving wildlife habitat, agricultural and forest lands, scenic open space, wetlands, and shorelines for the benefit of our community and as a legacy for future generations.
Cumberland Creek by John Scurlock
Gary Miles and his wife, Betty first met with Skagit Land Trust in 1999 to discuss leaving their 10-acre forested property on Samish Island to the Trust. Their dream was that the house would come down and the land would be a home for wildlife, forever.
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Protecting A Wild Place at the Edge of Our Urban Life - Knitting Together a Place for Wildlife One Conservation Project at a Time at Barney Lake.
Washington State Department of Transportation's Commercial Aviation Coordination Commission is currently looking at potential sites for commercial and passenger air service. Two proposed sites are located on conserved lands here in Skagit County. Click to learn more and add your voice to the conversation.
Click here to view livestream videos from the cameras at the March Point Conservation Area.
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.
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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 a deep and abiding connection to this place. We seek to parter with local tribes as we conserve and care for these lands and waters. Click here to learn more.
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Friday, August 26, 10 AM-2 PM Hurn Field
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