Have you noticed a large number of orange butterflies recently? Read on to learn what they are!
In honor of historic preservation month, we offer this post on the first people and their connections to Camp Polk Meadow.
In honor of historic preservation month, we continue to celebrate the beginnings and look forward to the future of Central Oregon.
Create a butterfly garden and enjoy beautiful flowers and fluttering butterflies at your home!
In honor of historic preservation month, we continue to celebrate the beginnings and look forward to the future of Central Oregon.
Spring is here and warmer weather means it’s time to dust off those hiking boots and hit the trails for some fresh air, epic views, and…ticks.
It's time to get up close and personal with nature. Using a hand lens gives you a new perspective on making nature discoveries.
The Land Trust is excited to celebrate Get Outdoors Day with organizations throughout Oregon. There are many ways we love to get outdoors, and hiking is only one of them. Read on for more ways to enjoy our lands that don't involve hiking.
From the field, here's a sneak peek into what kinds of life have been stirring lately on Land Trust Preserves.
Summer is here and with it comes camping season! Spending the night out in nature is a great way to connect with your family and learn more about the plants and animals that live in your region--even if you do it in your own backyard!
Just how long does it take for things like orange peels and pistachio shells to decompose in the outdoors? Let's take a look!
In the heat of summer, nothing brings relief like finding a shady spot to settle in and read a good book. Take a peek at what our staff are reading this summer and the preserves with their favorite reading spots.
Sockeye Salmon from the Metolius area take an incredible journey. Find out more about their 700 mile trip!
Whether you're 7 or 77, there is just something incredible about looking up at the night sky and observing those tiny orbs of light that are so far away from our own planet. Learn more about constellations in Central Oregon's summer sky with our guide.
Why does the Land Trust monitor its lands, and what does that mean? Stewardship Associate Peter Cooper shares his experiences.
We continue looking at constellations in Central Oregon's summer sky with part 2 of our guide.
Fire season is a reality in Central Oregon. Learn how human-caused climate change is increasing the threat of smoke and fire in our community.
Why did the Land Trust start a Monarch Butterfly Conservation Program? What can you do to help? Let's talk about monarchs and milkweed!
The Deschutes Land Trust has recently gotten involved with an incredible event occurring in Brookings, Oregon this summer. And it all has to do with monarch butterflies!
Last month, the Land Trust's Jana Hemphill went out to the Whychus Canyon Preserve restoration area to look for Chinook salmon.