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Planning your will? Your legacy can be a healthy, thriving Olympic Peninsula where future generations salute your commitment to saving land. Thanks to a generous grant from the Benjamin N Phillips Memorial Fund, Olympic View Community Foundation and North Olympic Land Trust will host a 2018… Read More ›

Clallam County would be a very different place without the ongoing efforts of the Clallam Conservation District. What was once a maze of open irrigation ditches crisscrossed throughout the Sequim-Dungeness Valley is now mostly piped, thanks to the Conservation District’s work with the local irrigation… Read More ›

In late 2017, thanks to the support of the Land Trust Alliance, North Olympic Land Trust partnered with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center to host a call for artists in search of a local artist to design and create the main signage of the Land… Read More ›

The 2018 field season for many local organizations focused on natural resources is nearly here. With this in mind, Land Trust staff and Project Coordinator Helle Andersen with the Clallam County Marine Resources Committee (Clallam MRC) recently discussed the benefits of a volunteer network, which would connect volunteers… Read More ›

  Already nearly a month into 2018, we thought a look back at the past year would help to remind us where we've been and what, together, we're building toward. Last year was full of exciting opportunities, successes and unprecedented challenges. Here are just a… Read More ›

From marmot whistles in alpine meadows to the roar of surf on rocky shorelines, the voice of the North Olympic Peninsula is different for each of us and unites us in our love of where we live. Imagine your favorite place on the Peninsula. Are you basking… Read More ›

The team at North Olympic Land Trust is in the midst of creating the organization's 2018-2023 Conservation Plan. This plan is intended to prioritize local land conservation efforts across Clallam County. Upon its completion, by March 2018, the plan will be reviewed and hopefully approved… Read More ›

North Olympic Land Trust has a strong, 27-year history of working with its communities to invest in local land conservation that promotes economic, social and natural capital. As we build on this past, the organization is strategically evolving with an even greater focus toward identifying… Read More ›

Each year, staff at North Olympic Land Trust take time to reflect on those individuals or groups/organizations that have been instrumental to the Land Trust's 27-year evolution. As a community supported nonprofit, the Land Trust is only in existence and able to help local citizens… Read More ›

In partnership with the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, and thanks to the support the Land Trust Alliance, North Olympic Land Trust is seeking a local artist (Clallam or Jefferson County resident and/or artist with a strong connection to the North Olympic Peninsula) to create… Read More ›