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With spring's arrival--temperamental as it has been--the opportunities to see, hear, and experience the natural wonders of our area dramatically increase.

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A HUGE thank you to all who so generously supported the Annual Fall Campaign. 188 donors contributed $76,274, surpassing our goal and earning a $50,000 matching grant from the Icicle Fund! This support is what enables us to take care of the lands you have helped protect, and continue our efforts on new projects-thank you!
 
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Dear Land Trust members and friends,
 

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Dear Land Trust members and friends,

On behalf of the Board and staff of the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, I would like to extend our wishes for a joyful holiday season, and thank you so much for your support throughout the year. Together, we are truly making a a positive difference for the land, water, and future of our region.

I am delighted to share some exciting news that will help 2011 get off to a great start:

Dear Land Trust Members and Friends,

Dear Land Trust Members and Friends,

There is an important opportunity for public involvement in a study session on the Apple Capital Loop trail being held on Monday, September 27th. It would be great to see a big turnout there. We also have several new fall events and volunteer opportunities scheduled, and of course the our big 25th Anniversery Celebration Dinner is on October 22nd. See below for all the details.

Dear Land Trust Members and Friends,

We have added a new event in August that we are very excited about – stargazing and stories at our Horse Lake Reserve. The view of the summer sky is spectacular from this vantage point overlooking the valley, and we have enlisted several local experts to enlighten us about what we are seeing. See below for all the details.

Dear Land Trust Members and Friends,

We have added a new event in August that we are very excited about – stargazing and stories at our
Horse Lake Reserve. The view of the summer sky is spectacular from this vantage point overlooking the
valley, and we have enlisted several local experts to enlighten us about what we are seeing. See below
for all the details.

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Dear Land Trust Members and Friends,

It took a long time this year, but it appears that summer is finally here! One benefit of the long cool spring is that the soil is still soft enough to allow us to continue our trail building efforts for a few more weeks, especially at the higher elevations of the Horse Lake Reserve. Join us in finishing the first section of the new perimeter trail - see details below.