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Paulina Creek Preserve Virtual Tour
Introducing Paulina Creek Preserve! This 1,099-acre Preserve near La Pine, Oregon has pine forests, meadows, and more than three miles of Paulina Creek. See ...
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Our Partners
The Deschutes Land Trust partners with many groups to conserve and restore land in Central Oregon.
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Let's Celebrate Earth Day!
What are you doing to celebrate Earth Day?
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A Surprise Wildlife Visitor
Imagine Bend resident Donna Farquhar's surprise when she went into her kitchen one day last summer!
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The Great Arctic Returns
The great arctic (Oeneis nevadensis) butterfly will be back in abundance this year! Learn more about this beautiful native butterfly.
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23 Ways You Supported Local Land Conservation in 2023
WOW! Thank you for making 2023 a successful year for local land conservation!
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Save Water, Plant Native!
Water—or lack thereof—is a hot topic these days. The situation in Central Oregon is especially dire for farmers, ranchers, and those that depend on water for ...
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Making a Difference for Earth Month
Earth Day is almost here! Check out five ways you can take action to help care for our rivers, forests, meadows, and canyons.
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Butterflies of Central Oregon and their host plants
Warmer weather and blooming flowers bring out a wide variety of butterflies making them easy to spot and watch. It’s the bright colors that catch many people’s ...
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Volunteers help add native plants to Camp Polk Meadow Preserve
New plantings will help restore habitat in and around the historic Hindman Barn.
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