• Burke Bay Campaign

    Save the estuary!

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  • Saving the Places You Love

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  • Protecting Our Lands

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  • Protecting Our Waters

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  • Protecting Open Spaces, Forever.

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Earth Day 2020

Earth Day 2020

April 25, 2020

Time: Saturday, April 25th 9:00am-12:00pm Where: Lay Wildrose Preserve Address: 8111 86th Ave NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332 Contact: Ali Erskine, Stewardship Associate Celebrate Earth Day with Great Peninsula Conservancy! Help us care for this awesome preserve – which features a salmon-bearing stream, a beautiful upland forest, and a stunning estuary shoreline – by removing…

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What We Do

Great Peninsula Conservancy, your regional land trust, protects forever the natural habitats, rural landscapes and open space of the West Puget Sound.
Where We Work

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, Gig Harbor, Key Peninsulas and north Mason County, Washington.

Read about a few of our few featured projects below, or visit our interactive map to explore all the places GPC is working to protect.

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Filucy Bay Preserve

Filucy Bay Preserve

Pierce County
Filucy Bay is an off-the-beaten-path tidal estuary near the southern tip of the Key Peninsula not far from the...
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Klingel-Bryan-Beard Wildlife Refuge

Klingel-Bryan-Beard Wildlife Refuge

Mason County
Restoration at Klingel-Bryan-Beard Wildlife Refuge protects the Union River estuary and provides vital habitat to threatened Hood Canal summer...
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Sehmel Homestead Park

Sehmel Homestead Park

Pierce County
Great Peninsula Conservancy holds a conservation easement on 75 acres of the 98-acre park, which protects the pond, wetlands, meadow,...
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