Upcoming Events
Keystone Preserve Bioblitz
May 17, 2 pm - 5 pm
Keystone Farm and Forest Preserve
29807 SR 525, Coupeville, WA 98239
Bioblitz is a set timeframe where scientists, families and the community come together to explore and survey the biodiversity within a specific area. Bioblitz allow us to learn more about plants, animals, insects and other organisms that call our local environment home.
Meet scientist and nature experts, and contribute to community science by logging your sightings of plants and animals at Keystone Preserve. No prior experience necessary.
Keystone Farm and Forest Preserve
29807 SR 525, Coupeville, WA 98239
Bioblitz is a set timeframe where scientists, families and the community come together to explore and survey the biodiversity within a specific area. Bioblitz allow us to learn more about plants, animals, insects and other organisms that call our local environment home.
Meet scientist and nature experts, and contribute to community science by logging your sightings of plants and animals at Keystone Preserve. No prior experience necessary.
Free - All Ages - No Registration Required
You can use your smartphone with the iNatrualist app, or we will provide supplies for you. Please dress for the weather and wear walking shoes or hiking boots.
Questions? Contact info(at)wclt.org
Whidbey Camano Land Trust, Organic Farm School, WICD & Endangered Species Coalition
You can use your smartphone with the iNatrualist app, or we will provide supplies for you. Please dress for the weather and wear walking shoes or hiking boots.
Questions? Contact info(at)wclt.org
Whidbey Camano Land Trust, Organic Farm School, WICD & Endangered Species Coalition
Annual Native plant Sale
Every winter, the Conservation District purchases a large order of native, bare root plants from the Plant Materials Center to redistribute through out our community. Bare root plants have the advantage of being cost efficient because they are shipped without soil! They also have stronger root systems and benefit from being transplanted in the winter.
Pre-ordering online typically begins Nov. 1 and ends in early January, with in person pick up in March. We promote natural resource conservation by providing quality, conservation-grade plants at wholesale prices to the public for use in conservation-related projects. Some examples of conservation projects include: erosion control, riparian restoration, reforestation, backyard habitat enhancement, wetland restoration and wildfire mitigation. |
Land Stewardship 101
A webinar series devoted to frequently asked questions from our community
These webinar recordings provide in depth education and hands on tips and tricks from our Natural Resource Planners.
These webinar recordings provide in depth education and hands on tips and tricks from our Natural Resource Planners.