photo of Nason Creek

Greetings *{{Household Informal CF-1}}*, 

On a hot summer day, the cool refreshing waters of our rivers and lakes sound so good. Come join us as we help care for Nason Creek and enjoy a small picnic near the water! Read on to find out what great things are happening at the Land Trust and mark your calendars for the Annual Dinner Celebration on Friday, November 1, 2024.

 

Enjoy these summer days & thanks for your loyal support!

Dania Contreras

Communications Coordinator

[email protected]

 

Upcoming Events

 

Caring for Nason Creek 

Saturday, July 13th | 8:00am - 1:00pm

Click here for details.

 

Hike for Health- Chelan River Trail

Saturday, July 20th | 7:00am - 9:00am

Click here for details.

 

Lunch & Learn 

Wednesday, July 31st | 12:00pm- 1:00pm

Attend in-person or zoom 

RSVP HERE

 

First Friday Art Walk -CDLT office

Friday, August 2nd | 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Click here for details. 

 

Hike for Health- Stormy Creek Preserve

Saturday, August 3rd | 8:00am - 10:00am

Click here for details.

 

Ice Cream Social- Saddle Rock 

Friday, August 9th | 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Save the date! Details coming soon. 

Events Page 
 

Lunch & Learn with CDLT

 

What is Lunch & Learn? 

An interactive event where experts talk about topics important to CDLT and our conservation work with time for socializing and a light lunch.

 

When is the next Lunch & Learn? 

Join us on July 31st from 12pm-1pm for a presentation on the Douglas County property Spiva Butte. Join us via zoom or in-person at the 18 N Wenatchee Ave.

Register Here
 

Connecting youth

to the outdoors 

 

CDLT and partners had a wonderful two-day trip with students from Mission View Elementary!

 

The kids pushed through a steep hike at Hay Canyon on the first day. Although it was challenging, they said the view was “worth it!”

 

Their second day at Lake Chelan State Park was full of good food, a shorter hike, and lots of fun in the water. The kids got to hear the legend of “how the bear lost his tail” and engaged with wonder of why bears don’t have tails.

 

During the school year, the focus of student field trips has been at Lower Sleepy Hollow, where they've set up a wildlife trail camera project and helped pull invasive spotted knapweed during camps.

 

Trails closure post Balsamroot fire update

 

We have been given the all-clear to reopen most of the Foothills trails that were closed during the Balsamroot Fire. The trails reopening include Sage Hills, Day Drive and Horse Lake Trailheads and trails. Kenzie's Landing Trailhead is open and can be used to access the Maiden Lane connector trail to reach the Homewater Preserve and Sage Hills. The burned section of the Balsamroot Trail is closed all the way to the access point at Horse Lake Road until further notice. 

 

Check out the video on the right to learn how fires start and how to prepare your home. 

Fire Prevention video

Click image to watch video made by North 40 Productions.

 

Join the team 

 

CDLT seeks a Land Management (paid) Intern to help us implement on the ground land management actions such as habitat restoration, weed control, trail maintenance, site monitoring and data collection, and hosting community engagement events.

 

Apply Here
 

All about the Land Trust!

 

We are thrilled to share the latest issue of the Foothills Magazine with you! This issue is all about CDLT, our community's commitment to protecting the Foothills, and the benefits of conservation and public access.

 

This free magazine is available at doctors' offices, coffee shops, hair salons, and other public places throughout Chelan and Douglas counties. 

 

Stop by the office and pick up a free copy!

 
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