What's Happening at the Land Trust

Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
Come to the Wenatchee Environmental Film Festival the third Tuesday of each month through April! Bag It: Is Your Life Too Plastic? An average guy comes to the conclusion that our consumptive...
Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
Come to the Wenatchee Environmental Film Festival the third Tuesday of each month through April! Pedal Driven This 2010 documentary by local filmmaker Howell at the Moon examines the...

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Sage Hills & Jacobsen Properties

Volunteers with botany and birding skills needed to periodically survey the Sage Hills and Jacobson properties and submit their observations to the Land Trust.

Horse Lake Trailhead & Day Drive Trailhead

We are looking for folks who would be willing to help us keep things tidy and secure up at Horse Lake Trailhead and Day Drive Trailhead. Please contact Neal Hedges, Stewardship Coordinator, at (509) 667-9708 or neal@cdlandtrust.org for more information.

Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
The Barn at Barn Beach Reserve
CDLT Office 18 North Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee
Kuykendall Hall at St. Joseph Church, 625 S. Elliot St., Wenatchee
Kuykendall Hall at St. Joseph Church, 625 S. Elliot St., Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center
CDLT Office—18 N. Wenatchee Ave.
Land Trust Office, 18 N. Wenatchee Ave

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If you have a conservation, natural history, natural resource, or environmental education event or field trip in Chelan or Douglas County that is open to the public that you would like listed, please e-mail the details to Sharon Lunz at sharon@cdlandtrust.org. All listings subject to approval of relevance.

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www.chelanpud.org

The Chelan County PUD recently released a report on the environmental and social effects it’s wide-ranging programs from fish and wildlife protection to parks called “Natural Leaders: The power of a sustainable future.” Along with the PUD’s Financial Annual Report it provides a look at how the District measures success at meeting its “triple bottom line” of financial, environmental and social responsibilities. Download the report here.