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This month, our Land Labs program held field exper

This month, our Land Labs program held field experiences at Curly Creek Tyner Preserve, a 28-acre forest in Port Orchard. Our dedicated team of volunteers and staff helped students learn about macroinvertebrates, water quality, and salmon-supporting streams through hands-on research and sampling.

#kitsapcounty #salmon #landtrust #conservation #communitysupport

Only a few tickets remain for our annual Conservat

Only a few tickets remain for our annual Conservation Celebration on May 30th at Kiana Lodge. Grab one while you can! Detailed information and tickets are available through the link in our bio.

This event is made possible in part thanks to Puget Sound to Pacific and our Lead and Contributing Sponsors.

#conservation #conservationcelebration #kitsap #landtrust #localconservation #communitysupport

Happy Earth Day! This bear sauntering past one of

Happy Earth Day! This bear sauntering past one of our newly constructed habitat piles helps to remind us why we do this conservation work. Thanks to everyone who supports our mission to protect and improve vital wildlife habitat!

This week's Nature Quiz goes out to all the tracke

This week's Nature Quiz goes out to all the trackers out there! Learning to recognize tracks and sign can help use appreciate all the creatures that we rarely see, but who are still living around us.

These tracks belong to a very charismatic creature in our region. You might notice that these prints have five digits and that this is very clearly on one of our shorelines. Many terrestrial animals use our beaches like they do our trails and roads - easy passage - though the owner of these prints might be a little more stuck to the shores.

We'd love to hear stories about encounters with the owners of these prints or even experiences with tracking!
#naturequiz #landconservation #greatpeninisulaconservancy #naturalhistory #pnwwonderland #landconservaiton #trackandsign #animaltracks

Join your community during Kitsap Great Give! This

Join your community during Kitsap Great Give! This is an opportunity to show collective support for your local nonprofits. You are a key to making Kitsap and North Mason County vibrant, healthy places!

Your gift to Great Peninsula Conservancy today will be matched 1:1 - doubling your impact on local conservation!

Follow the link in our bio to show your support. Thank you for standing up for the lands and waters of our region!

#kgg2024 #kitsapgreatgive2024 #supportlocal #kitsapcounty #masoncountywa #localconservation #landtrust

Welcome to another Sunday Nature Quiz with Great P

Welcome to another Sunday Nature Quiz with Great Peninsula Conservancy!

Have you seen these brilliantly colored leaves out on a spring walk? This deciduous vine is just pushing out leaves and they are a pleasant burgundy until later in the season. While not uncommon across our region, we usually only find it growing in sunny and dry, exposed sites. Those three leaves and shiny leaves should give you pause, but lots of animals browse on this plant's leaves and eat it's fruit. Look closely and you can see tiny flowers just about to open.

Let us know if you've ever had an encounter (hopefully not too close), with this plant!

#kitsapcounty #pnwwonderland #landconservation #greatpeninisulaconservancy #naturequiz #naturalhistory #pnwnativeplants #nativeplants

Great Peninsula Conservancy will host a tour of th

Great Peninsula Conservancy will host a tour of the McDermott Point Preserve on Sunday, April 21st from 10am-12pm. This new preserve is publicly accessible by non-motorized boat, so bring your own kayak and enjoy a short paddle to the Point where we’ll have the opportunity to learn about the history and future of this Key Peninsula gem. Special guests include the members of GPC’s 2023-2024 Forage Fish Survey Team, and Key Peninsula Historical Society’s Tim Kezelle. Social hour to follow at the Longbranch Marina!

Sign up through the link in our bio.

#kitsap #landtrust #conservation

Join GPC staff for the final push of the “Coarse

Join GPC staff for the final push of the “Coarse Woody Debris Countdown” work party series at Grovers Creek Preserve! We will be building habitat piles and constructed logs to promote forest regeneration, biodiversity, and support local wildlife. Come out on either Saturday April 20th or Monday April 22nd to help us reach our goal of building 25 coarse woody debris structures by Earth Day 2024.

Space is limited, so sign up today through the link in our bio!

#kitsap #landtrust #localconservation #communitysupport

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