Every five years, Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) applies to renew its accreditation with the Land Trust Alliance (LTA), demonstrating our commitment to the highest standards in conservation. As part of…
GPC is excited to share our first 1% for the Planet partner- Grounds for Change
Grounds for Change is a local family-owned and operated coffee roasting business in Poulsbo. They roast small batches of 100% fair trade, organic coffee. “As long-time members of 1% for…
Bremerton Middle School Students Take Flight with Osprey Club
Great Peninsula Conservancy’s Land Labs program is spreading its wings! This school year, we’re excited to launch Osprey Club (OC), an afterschool program that fosters long-term relationships with the outdoors.…
GPC Legacy Member Highlight: Paul & Anne Kundtz
Paul’s love for nature began decades ago in the breathtaking landscapes of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Now, as President of the Board at Great Peninsula Conservancy, he and…
The Historic Petersen Farm Becomes Part of GPC’s Conservation Legacy
We are delighted to share exciting news, in January Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) acquired the beloved Petersen Farm, securing 142 acres of prime agricultural land and vital salmon habitat in…
2025 Winter Tree Planting Brings 4,660 New Trees to Our Preserves
Did you know that winter can be an ideal time to plant? Unlike other regions of the Pacific Northwest, our ground rarely becomes inaccessible due to snow and doesn’t remain…
GPC Legacy Member Highlight: Scott Kuykendall
“We can’t simply wait and hope for someone else to rescue us from situations like the climate crisis and ongoing threats to natural resources. That’s magical thinking. With a legacy…
Tahuya River Preserve Featured in WALT’s Groundswell 2024
Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) is proud to be featured in the 2024 edition of Groundswell, the Washington Association of Land Trusts’ (WALT) annual report celebrating the collective power of Land…
Great Peninsula Conservancy Completes the Kitsap Forest and Bay Project in North Kitsap, Washington
We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of the 467-acre Divide Community Forest, a strategic land conservation project in north Kitsap County that preserves critical wildlife habitat and supports planned…
Fall 2024 Newsletter Showcases GPC’s Impactful Work
Our fall 2024 newsletter is here! This latest edition is a celebration of the incredible work made possible by our supporters and community. This issue highlights some of our most…