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As the sun begins to cast its warm embrace around the Foothills, we're thrilled to share some exciting news with you! Drumroll, please—CDLT has been honored with the Wenatchee World Progress Award! The Wenatchee World hosts a yearly Community Impact Award Ceremony after community members are invited to nominate organizations and people among the five different awards. Click here to read about other award winners. This achievement is not just ours, but a testament to the incredible support from people like YOU. We cordially invite you to join us in celebrating this milestone at the upcoming award ceremony on February 29th at Pybus Public Market. Click here to purchase your ticket. See you there!

Dania Contreras

Communications Coordinator

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Trail Talk  

Are you excited to hike the Wenatchee Foothills trails this spring? Join CDLT and other trail enthusiasts on Thursday, February 29th at Ground Control @6:30pm to hear about upcoming trail projects in the Wenatchee Foothills. Come learn how you can get involved! 

Join our team! 

We're hiring a Community Inclusion Coordinator to help increase conservation awareness in North Central Washington. This important position will build relationships with local communities and encourage connections to nature on and off CDLT properties. Kindly spread the word about this fantastic opportunity within your network. 

Welcome to CDLT 

Cindy Kahn is our new Administrative Assistant. Cindy grew up on her family’s apple farm in NCW and loved being outdoors and enjoying nature from the start. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Education at Huxley College, Western Washington University, and has a background in research. Cindy is excited to join the CDLT team and looks forward to learning more about our beautiful natural areas in the Wenatchee Valley, and sharing how we are all connected to the living land and water that surrounds us. She enjoys hiking and camping with family and friends, kayaking, reading, and gardening.

Ryan Graig is our new Trails Project Manager. He grew up in Northern New York where he was introduced to trail building and maintenance at a young age. After graduating from SUNY College of Enviromental Science and Forestry he worked for Tahawus Trails where he got more trail experience. Ryan eventually moved to Portland, Oregon, where he managed the 80+ mile trail system in Forest Park with the non-profit Forest Park Conservancy. Ryan, his wife Alyssa, and their dog Harold soon found themselves in Wenatchee, where Ryan worked for TREAD for two years as a Volunteer Coordinator and Project Manager. 

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