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  • Second Saturday Stroll – Moth Walk

    Lyre Conservation Area Reynold Road, Port Angeles, WA, United States

    On October 10th from 7–9 p.m., we’ll head out to the Lyre after dark in search of moths with CJ Urnes, Field Biologist and Ecologist with Olympic National Park. Carter (CJ) Urnes is an ecologist who is especially interested in invertebrates. He has worked on the Olympic Peninsula since 2011, primarily been in the backcountry... Read more

  • Third Thursday Work Party – October – Lower Dungeness Prairie

    Lower Dungeness Prairie 3885-3761 Sequim-Dungeness Way, Sequim, WA

    Volunteer Opportunity Details: Please join us on Thursday, October 15th for beginner-friendly prairie restoration work planned at the Lower Dungeness Conservation Area. We will be filling sandbags and continuing the tarping process to remove non-native weeds from the area. Please plan to work with sand, bending over and kneeling for extended periods, and lifting up... Read more

  • Forks – Open House

    We’re heading to Forks! Stop by to meet the North Olympic Land Trust team, learn more about what we do, hear about our work on the West End, and share what matters to you when it comes to land conservation in your community. Tell a friend and come say hello. We’d love to see you... Read more

  • 2026 Harvest Celebration – Nourish

    Nourish 101 Provence View Lane, Sequim, Washington

    For 24 years, the Harvest Celebration has brought our community together for North Olympic Land Trust’s signature annual fundraiser, supporting the farms, fish and forests of the North Olympic Peninsula and the lands and natural resources at the foundation of our culture, economy and way of life. This year, we’re bringing this longtime North Olympic... Read more

    $135
  • Lands & Letters – A Naturalist Book Club – January Meeting

    North Olympic Land Trust 319 S Peabody St, Port Angeles, United States

    Join our community book club co-hosted by Port Book and News and the North Olympic Land Trust. We gather quarterly to read across the traditions of nature writing, ecology, and place — moving between classic texts and contemporary voices.

    Free