Once land is protected, that’s just the beginning. If we don’t support its care, the land we protect is still at risk. Our goal is to leave a place better than we found it. Saving Land for Tomorrow means we don’t just save land; we keep it saved.
Monitoring & Defense
Annual monitoring of properties, responding to legal & ecological issues, collaborating with partners, Land Stewards, students.
Habitat Restoration
Includes planting, weeding, ongoing property maintenance, volunteer workparties, along with larger-scale restoration projects.
We partner with a number of organizations across Skagit County and beyond, including Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group, Skagit River Systems Cooperative, Skagit County, Tribes, Coast Salish Youth Coalition, volunteers, contractors, crews
Public Access
- Trails & other access infrastructure (parking, benches, signage)
- Wildlife watching
- Other recreational access including fishing
We partner with Washington Trails Association, Skagit County Parks, volunteers, contractors, crews
Working Lands
- Agricultural Lands, including working farms
- Forest Lands – working forests managed for resilience
