Upcoming Events

Do you have an iPad that still works fine, but that you no longer use? We would love to take it off your hands to use for stewardship mapping and student education! We are particularly interested in iPads from the last 3-4 generations. Please email Olivia Schilling or phone 509-667-9708.

Controlling over 20 species of noxious weeds is one of our toughest stewardship duties. The timing of weed control treatments depends on the stage of plant growth and favorable weather conditions so we keep a flexible schedule. Projects may include backpack spraying, mowing with string-trimmers and hand-pulling - contact us to let us know which method you are willing to do.

This spring, CDLT is launching a new weed hand-pulling volunteer project at our newly acquired Lower Sleepy Hollow Preserve. Between May and June, we are aiming to hand-pull knapweed as the first step in a habitat improvement plan. Conversations can flow in the shade of cottonwood trees filled with birdsong along the Wenatchee River while we work!   

What might a rusty shovel, an old wooden door, barn wood or a sheet of metal look like in its next life?

The Land Trust is looking for donations of rusted, damaged, interesting metal and old wood cast-off materials.

Join Connie McCauley to explore the Ski Hill area, looking at wildflowers, birds, and wildlife. Depending upon interest and conditions, participants will explore both ski trails and bike trails during this 3 hour walk. Connie has explored these hills for 40 years and enjoys sharing her local knowledge with all ages and backgrounds.

Spend an evening among wildflowers at the mouth of the Icicle Canyon on the Land Trust’s Sam Hill property. Susan Ballinger of CDLT has led the field work to create a comprehensive plant species list for Sam Hill, and invites you to explore this unique place and learn more about the late-spring blooming wildflowers.

UPDATED APRIL 15, 2020: 

Because of the current need for social distancing during the spread of coronavirus, we will not be holding a guided Hike for Health event on April 11. However, we can all find a little solace in nature during these challenging times.

Mountain Home Preserve eBird Monitoring Project

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and Columbia Valley Community Health invite you to hike for your health!

Join us for the 2020 Hike for Health Series. Improve your health, explore new places, be part of a team, take home prizes and be entered to win one of many grand prizes at the end of the hiking season. 

This month's hike: Echo Ridge Outback Loop

Mountain Home Preserve eBird Monitoring Project

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and Columbia Valley Community Health invite you to hike for your health!

Join us for the 2020 Hike for Health Series. Improve your health, explore new places, be part of a team, take home prizes and be entered to win one of many grand prizes at the end of the hiking season. 

This month's hike: Castle Rock Trail

Mountain Home Preserve eBird Monitoring Project

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and Columbia Valley Community Health invite you to hike for your health!

Join us for the 2020 Hike for Health Series. Improve your health, explore new places, be part of a team, take home prizes and be entered to win one of many grand prizes at the end of the hiking season. 

This month's hike: Lake Clara

Mountain Home Preserve eBird Monitoring Project