2002

CDLT partners with the U.S. Forest Service to restore and enhance wetlands and riparian habitat on the White River, the major feeder of Lake Wenatchee. CDLT helps organize an Agriculture and Environment Tour, bringing together over 45 individuals to focus on ways that the agricultural and environmental communities can work together. 50 volunteers build two miles of hiking and biking trails on the Jacobson Preserve, supported by a grant from the Community Foundation of North Central Washington. Teanaway Ponderosa Preserve Easement (Scott family) in Teanaway River Valley is completed, permanently protecting 40 acres of wooded hillside. 560-acres surrounding the headwaters of McCartney Creek in Moses Coulee are protected with the Camel Spring (Musland family) Conservation Easement. Foothills Advisory Committee is formed, later to be renamed the Wenatchee Valley Trails Coalition.