News & Press

Read about the Sage Hills closure, which starts December 1 to protect wintering mule deer.

More than 400 people packed the Numerica Performing Arts Center Monday afternoon to listen and participate in a community conversation about wildfires.

The momentum is building in the Wenatchee Valley and the region for collaboration, cooperation and taking the long-term view.

Families of hardy explorers ventured into the Wenatchee Foothills Saturday, eyes peeled for signs of animals and whatever adventures awaited. They weren’t disappointed.

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust has acquired 86 acres along Nason Creek and the Entiat River with a donation and funding by the Grant County PUD.

The work party coincided with the opening of dirt portion of Horse Lake Road which has been closed since the fire in the area in the summer.

We are thrilled to announce that we have permanently protected 86 more acres of prime fish habitat with the help of conservation-minded landowners.

A quick visit with Chelan-Douglas Land Trust head Bob Bugert is a lesson in public relations.

The Land Trust got a shout out during Sunday afternoon's Elder Speak event at the Snowy Owl theater in Leavenworth.

Check out the first installment of our monthly column on fun things to do outdoors in the Foothills!

The gathering is an opportunity for some late-summer family fun and to learn more about the Land Trust while enjoying a full moonrise.

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust is launching a new education initiative to encourage kids and families to get outdoors and gain a greater appreciation for nature in North Central Washington.