News & Press

With over $800,000 in state and federal grant money coming to Chelan County to preserve and recover salmon habitat in our area, the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust has decided to provide matching funds to help purchase property along Nason Creek and Entiat River. Mickey Flemming with the C-D Land Trust stopped by the studio to talk more about it.
The Washington Salmon Recovery Funding Board announced more than $42 million in grants around the state. That includes $824,625 in Chelan County and $1,124,375 in Okanogan County.
See what Hanne Beener has to say about mule deer winter range.
PUD, Chelan-Douglas Land Trust and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife coordinate the closure to protect wintering mule deer and other wildlife.
Years ago they looked west from Wenatchee and saw what could be — the beauty of the natural landscape, preserved for future generations.

We are thrilled to share the news that an agreement has been reached that officially puts construction of any hatchery facilities along the White River on hold until at least 2026, and then only if supported by an independent scientific review of artificial supplementation on the White River.

Important Public Meeting tonight about the North Wenatchee Avenue Preservation Project.
We are currently searching for a replacement for her to help with CDLT’s trails and stewardship programs.
Deer in Chelan County appear to be making it through this winter just fine, despite fires last fall that damaged some of their habitat.
While many of us spent New Years’ Day lazing in a vegetative slump, Matt Dahlgreen and his wife were busy skiing near Blewett Pass.
We, the citizens of Washington already know well what economists might tell us: Conservation pays.
Sage Hills hikers may stumble across a couple of winged contraptions that jut oddly from the bright-green stubble of wildland grasses that are already sprouting from these fire-blackened hillsides.