Thanks to overwhelming community support, Skagit Land Trust has purchased 50 more acres at the entrance to Samish Island and will manage this land as part of its Samish Island Conservation Area. The property protects 1,600 feet of marine shoreline on Padilla Bay and 900 feet on Samish (Alice) Bay. The Trust now protects 100 acres at the entrance to Samish Island and over a half a mile of marine shoreline.

Join SLT in celebrating Earth Day by recording observations on iNaturalist!

Skagit Land Trust has an immediate opportunity to purchase an approximately 50-acre property that serves as the entrance to Samish Island. This property is adjacent to the Trust’s recently conserved Samish Flower Farm. Click to learn how you can help!

Skagit Land Trust and North Cascades Institute recently finalized a conservation easement on North Cascades Institute's Confluence Property at the intersection of Diobsud Creek and the Skagit River. Click to watch a video about the easement and the history of these two organizations.

Please report your volunteer hours here.

Click to watch a recording of the Annual Meeting. See what we have accomplished together in the past year and learn about plans for the year to come.

Join us in April, Citizen Science Month, to read the book Citizen Scientist: Finding Heroes and Hope in the Age of Extinction by Mary Ellen Hannibal!

Last year we hosted early morning walks out to Barney Lake to view the swans and learn about these beautiful birds. Since that is not possible this year, we're sharing a "virtual swanrise" that you can enjoy in the comfort and warmth of your own home.

Read about the 4.5 acre expansion of Tope Ryan Conservation Area!

Join us in reading The Sun is a Compass by Caroline Van Hemert for our discussion on March 11th.