Great Peninsula Conservancy is excited to recognize our newest Legacy Society member, Elizabeth (Liz) Lathrop of Gig Harbor, Liz has been a supporter of local land conservation since the early…
Clear Creek Task Force Seeks New Community Leaders
SILVERDALE, WA – Clear Creek Trail, the community trail that runs from Trigger Ave to the mouth of Clear Creek at Dyes Inlet, needs new volunteers to support and lead…
Conservation Sponsor Highlight: Puget Sound to Pacific
Great Peninsula Conservancy is excited to highlight this year’s Conservation Sponsor for the Conservation Celebration event: Puget Sound to Pacific (PS2P)! Read more to learn about this collaboration to connect…
GPC Legacy Member Highlight: Jake and Betsy Miller
One of the first things Jake Miller did before he moved to his home on Hood Canal in 2021, was reach out to Great Peninsula Conservancy to see how he…
GPC Legacy Member Highlight: Dave & Merrillyn Morris
The Legacy Society at Great Peninsula Conservancy honors members who have included GPC in their estate planning to protect more forests, salmon streams, shorelines, and open space, forever. Fueled by…
10 Projects Protect 500 Acres in 2022
2022 was a record-breaking year for Great Peninsula Conservancy! Thanks to member support and funding from county, state, and federal partners, 500 acres of evergreen forests, salmon streams, shorelines, farms,…
GPC Legacy Member Highlight: Debra & Chuck Holland
Debra and Chuck Holland are avid lifelong learners, community volunteers, and stewards of the land and waters in North Kitsap. Salmon can be spotted hugging the shoreline at their home…
Climate Resilient Forest Management at Grovers Creek Preserve
Scroll through the StoryMap to learn more about GPC’s management plans at Grovers Creek Preserve.
Community Support at Filucy Bay Preserve
Great Peninsula Conservancy’s Filucy Bay Preserve protects 119 acres of beautiful shoreline, salt marsh, and forest near Longbranch on Key Peninsula. At the end of July, a generous community member…
Conservation For All
On June 18, people gathered at Sehmel Homestead Park for a Walk & Talk focused on celebrating the diversity of human and more-than-human communities during Pride Month. Leading the Walk…
