News & Press

There is a growing recognition in our region of the linkage between economic development and conservation, which represents a shift in thinking from years past when it was assumed by many that the two values were mutually exclusive.

Many people wonder how our wildlife fare during wildfires.

Expect a black backdrop when you hike or bike in the Wenatchee hills next time.

The city’s shrinking budget left the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center with a dilemma: How to maintain the “cultural center” part of its mission with only one full-time staff member running the show.

It was interesting to see the results of the poll asking voters in the new 8th Congressional District about their attitudes toward conservation of our natural resources.

For perspective, it is valuable occasionally to drive onto the heights east of Wenatchee and gaze toward the west.

North Central Washington has become one of the leading places in the nation for community-driven conservation and a key part of that success is the behind-the-scenes influence of the Trust for Public Land.

Trail work on the Jacobson Preserve Trail is getting an early start this month as spring weather races well ahead of the calendar.

The Chelan-Douglas Land Trust has received a nearly $1 million donation to help in its efforts to preserve an expanse of the western foothills for public benefit.

Listening to Congress these days, we are frequently offered a stark choice between conservation and economic prosperity.

After almost four years of incredible service as the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust’s Membership Coordinator, we are sad to share the news that Bridget Egan is leaving CDLT because she is moving out of the area.

A new temporary parking lot is now open at Saddle Rock!