Conservation Breakfast

Update (3/14): With a limited number of seats remaining, the deadline to RSVP has been extended to March 20th. 

Join us for the 11th Annual Conservation Breakfast on Friday, March 22nd.

This yearly event is our community’s largest celebration of local land conservation, bringing together about 400 community members and partners. Conservation Breakfast is the perfect opportunity to learn more about your local land trust, get involved, as well as network and deepen your community connections. We’ll share about recent land conservation successes, challenges, and exciting projects underway.

We are extremely delighted to announce that this year’s keynote speaker is Seattle Times Reporter Lynda Mapes. Based on her in-depth coverage, Lynda will share insights into the ebb and flow of orca recovery in Puget Sound and the impact conservation within our community can have.

We also invite guests to join us in honoring the 2019 Out Standing in the Field Award recipient: The North Olympic Salmon Coalition! We’re thankful for the 350-plus community members who participated in selecting this year’s award honoree, and look forward to collectively celebrating the Salmon Coalition and all that the organization does to benefit the Olympic Peninsula’s salmon and its communities.

Breakfast is complimentary with an RSVP. Please RSVP by March 13th via the online form below:

Thanks to the generosity of the following food and beverage donors and this year’s sponsors, all proceeds raised at Conservation Breakfast directly benefit local land conservation. Many thanks to: Pane d’Amore Artisan Bakery, The Sweet Beginning, Two Spot Bakery, Fogtown Coffee Bar, Olympic Springs, Nourish, Sunny Farms, Nash’s Organic Produce, Country Aire Natural Foods, and Goodness Tea.

A BIG thanks our 2019 Conservation Breakfast sponsors:

 

Photo by Isaac Gautschi