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December 16, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Walk & Talk: Climate Resilient Forests

Walk and Talk: Climate Resilient Forests Where: GPC’s Grovers Creek Preserve in Poulsbo, WA. Driving directions will be provided via email to event attendees. Please RSVP! Event Details: Many of GPC’s preserves in the North Kitsap region are former working timber lands that, in their retirement under GPC’s protection, now shelter wetlands, provide habitat for wildlife, and sequester atmospheric…

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Last week, GPC's stewardship team spent a day doin

Last week, GPC's stewardship team spent a day doing baseline monitoring at the newly acquired Tahuya River Preserve, where they saw bear tracks and salmon carcasses along the riverbank. These signs are proof that preserving this 147-acre property is essential to support wildlife in the region! We're excited to collaborate with the Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group @the.salmoncenter to restore this former horse farm to a natural floodplain that will protect important salmon habitat and help reduce flooding downstream.

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The weekend turned out pretty wet but let's not fo

The weekend turned out pretty wet but let's not forget how beautiful it was last week! GPC's Executive Director, Nate Daniel took this image with our drone while on a site visit along Hood Canal - check out the clouds sitting down over the water and the southern end of the Olympics out in the clear skies!

This meteorological event is called a cloud inversion and it happens when warmer air traps cold air, including clouds, below it. Typically air temperature decreases as you go up in elevation but not in this case!

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Our Land Labs team doesn't have to look too hard f

Our Land Labs team doesn't have to look too hard for conservation-minded individuals! You all came out for Giving Tuesday this week and we couldn't be more grateful!

Your support is vital to sustaining Great Peninsula Conservancy's mission and we're thankful for every dollar contributed. It's truly incredible to work in a community that stands up for local conservation and we're excited to finish out 2023 strong!

Thank you!

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday! Now is your chance to

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday! Now is your chance to support local conservation efforts and double your impact. Every gift will receive a 1:1 match!

Donate via the link in our bio.

You are a key part of ensuring that our forests, farms, and salmon streams are protected and stewarded into the future. Great Peninsula Conservancy protected over 200 acres of wildlife habitat in 2023 and we need your help to continue with that mission.

We are grateful to have you as a part of our team and so excited to finish off the year strong! Thank you!

#givingtuesday #greatpeninsulaconservancy #landtrust #localconservation #optoutside #communitysupport #protectlandandwater

Join GPC for a Walk & Talk focused on climate resi

Join GPC for a Walk & Talk focused on climate resilient forest management at Grovers Creek Preserve on Saturday Dec 16th from 10am-12pm!

We invite you to learn about the “ins-and-outs” of GPC’s forest management strategies in North Kitsap and consider the question: How can stewards manage climate resilient forests? You will have the opportunity to try out some of these stewardship activities yourself with the Land Labs Education Team!

For more information and to sign up, follow the link in our bio! #environmentaleducation #landconservation #landtrust #northkitsap #forestconservation

Join GPC staff Saturday December 2, 10am-12:30pm f

Join GPC staff Saturday December 2, 10am-12:30pm for a work party at Grovers Creek!

We'll be building habitat piles out of downed, woody debris. Habitat piles create protected pockets for small mammals, amphibians and birds. As the habitat pile decomposes, it mimics the conditions of a nurse log, creating soil conditions that help propagate the next generation of trees and understory plants in a forest’s life cycle.

Sign up via the link in our bio and we'll see you there!

#landtrust #groverscreek #Northkitsap #ecologicalrestoration #stewardship #greatpeninsulaconservancy #workparty

We're so grateful for our volunteers! Thanks to th

We're so grateful for our volunteers! Thanks to the @greatergigfdn Envirocorps for bringing a bunch of intrepid volunteers out to Rocky Creek Preserve. We hauled literal tons of illegally dumped trash out of the watershed! All the while we could hear salmon down in the creek - a very obvious reminder of the value of doing this less than glamorous job.

#landtrust #landconservation #stewardship #greatpeninsulaconservancy #volunteering #cleanup #gigharbor

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