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Protecting Open Spaces, Forever
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Stewardship Work Party: Invasive Species Removal at Klingel
December 14, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Walk and Talk: Community Forests
December 21, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
What We Do
Great Peninsula Conservancy, your regional land trust, protects forever the natural habitats, rural landscapes and open spaces of West Puget Sound.
Where We Work
The region of West Puget Sound is abundant in natural places with extraordinary beauty – pristine shorelines, quiet forests, streams teeming with salmon, wide open spaces and scenic farmlands.
Our region of conservation focus includes Kitsap County, west Pierce County, and north Mason County, Washington.
Read about a few of our featured projects below, or visit our interactive map to explore all the places GPC is working to protect.
Newberry Woods Community Forest
With stunning views of Hood Canal, the Newberry Woods Community Forest contains 1.5 miles of the salmon-bearing Little Anderson Creek and is home to trees that …
Learn More Newberry Woods Community Forest 
Grovers Creek Preserve
Under the forest canopy of Grovers Creek Preserve are streams and wetland pools releasing a year-round flow of clean cold water, making this a critical …
Learn More Grovers Creek Preserve 
Rocky Creek Preserve
In 2019 Great Peninsula Conservancy acquired 34 acres on East Fork Rocky Creek and in 2020 acquired an additional 150 acres that contain significant stretches of Rocky Creek, East …
Learn More Rocky Creek Preserve