The Land Trust will be starting our forest restoration efforts at the Preserve this winter. Learn more about the project.
In July, the Land Trust partnered with Oregon Humanities, Vámonos Outside, and Latino Community Association on hike and conversation in Spanish at Priday Ranch.
The Land Trust has teamed up with a coalition of local organizations, agencies, and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs to help build new wildlife crossings on Highway 20.
Discover fall's magic with the whole family and Deschutes Land Trust.
Learn about continued efforts and future plans for restoration at Ochoco Preserve.
See how this year's restoration efforts have changed the face of the Preserve.
This fall we participated in a variety of local events to continue our multi-year effort to distribute more native milkweed and other pollinator planted in Central Oregon communities.
The Land Trust is excited to report that beavers created a dam in the restored portion of Whychus Creek at Rimrock Ranch.
The Best Nonprofits List showcases organizations with best-in-class workplace practices.
Learn about continued efforts for restoration at Ochoco Preserve.
We are so lucky to have so many amazing volunteers who are dedicated to conserving and caring for land and sharing our work with other Central Oregonians. Learn more about these folks!
It's been a busy year for the Land Trust Preserves with lots of restoration projects underway at our Preserves throughout Central Oregon. Learn more about our efforts to care for the lands and waters entrusted to us.
This milestone heralds progress in long-term fish reintroduction effort.
Emerging Conservationists of Central Oregon debuts with 31 leaders from throughout Central Oregon.
Learn more about how a simple act of kindness created a big impact for land conservation in Central Oregon.
Read more about how two girls visiting their grandparents had a huge impact for the Deschutes Land Trust.
Work will pause until third phase of floodplain restoration project begins in spring 2026.
The Deschutes Land Trust community supported our work by donating more than $112,000 in a single day! With our match, we raised more than $187,000 for land conservation in Central Oregon!
Skyline Forest and several other areas in Central Oregon are closed to motorized vehicle access December 1st through March 31st as part of a deer and elk winter range closure.
The Land Trust welcomes intern Olivia Colton to the team.
Learn more about the proposed listing and how you can help.