Short’s Family Farm
Acres Preserved: 253Year Conserved: 2016Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: Port support for agriculture makes sense. Our primary mission is to provide facilities that support good jobs. We also support the idea…
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Acres Preserved: 44Year Conserved: 2020Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: We wanted to preserve this land as open space, in a way that demonstrates a harmony between food production and conservation of…
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Acres Preserved: 26Year Conserved: 2012Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: It was my and Jeanne’s dream for many years to have this land protected… We knew that a lot more could be…
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Acres Preserved: 39Year Conserved: 2007Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: All in all, the Compass Rose Farms project was a big win for all parties. We learned that by working collectively, we…
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Acres Preserved: 15Year Conserved: 2017Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: It’s very comforting to know that what we’re creating won’t be undone later. We’ve preserved a really prime piece of agricultural land…
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Acres Preserved: 141Year Conserved: 2014Category: Conservation EasementNatural Features: I’m not interested in making lots of money, but in keeping this farm intact as a working farm. This working farm is…
Read MoreValley View Forest
We welcome you to explore this critical “gateway” forest that will eventually link Center Road to the adjoining landmark property, Chimacum Ridge, which the Land Trust purchased in late 2023, with plans to to transform it into a community forest that’s managed, designed, and directed by the community.
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The Tarboo Wildlife Preserve stretches from one side of the Tarboo Valley to the other – almost 400 acres of floodplain, wetlands and forested uplands.
Read MoreTamanowas Rock
From above, some say east Jefferson County looks like a dragon. At the heart of that dragon is Tamanowas Rock, a rough, egg-shaped monolith rising 150 feet above the trees.
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