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Parker Forest Conservation Easement

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Kitsap County

Date Conserved

2019

Acreage

17

Property Type

Reserved for Wildlife

[-122.502644, 47.767535]

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Join us on September 28th to protect the 2,600 nat

Join us on September 28th to protect the 2,600 native trees we’ve planted at our 170-acre Filucy Bay Preserve, home to Coho salmon, cutthroat trout, black bears, and many other wildlife species. We need your help to remove invasive species like blackberry and Scotch broom to protect our young trees!

Sign up today through the link in our bio.

#treeplanting #kitsap #landtrust #localconservation #communitysupport

GPC was thrilled to work with @kitsapimmigrantassi

GPC was thrilled to work with @kitsapimmigrantassistance.kiac for a Land Labs summer shorelines field experience on August 29th. Students learned about the Carpenter Creek watershed, crab identification, and microhabitats, all while exploring the dynamic shoreline of Arness Roadside Park in Kingston. They were also joined by NOAA who talked about orca conservation in the Puget Sound! GPC is looking forward to one last summer field experience with Catalyst Middle School in September.

#kitsap #landtrust #conservation

A win for farmers is a win for local conservation!

A win for farmers is a win for local conservation! Join GPC on Saturday, September 21st to tour the newly protected Dogfish Creek Farm, formerly the Bledsoe Farm, in Poulsbo.

Come learn about the “Buy Protect Sell” farm protection model, meet representatives from the Dogfish Creek Farm Collective, and get a sneak peak of future plans for the farm!

Sign up today through the link in our bio.

#kitsap #landtrust #localconservation

A huge thank you to our amazing volunteers who bra

A huge thank you to our amazing volunteers who braved the rain to tackle invasive Scotch broom at Newberry Woods Community Forest on Saturday morning, with guest appearances from a one-eyed tree frog and a Brown-headed Cowbird! Every Scotch broom pulled makes a difference.

Ready to get your hands dirty and join the fun? Sign up for our upcoming work parties at Filucy Bay Preserve today!

#localconservation #communitysupport #stewardship #wildlife #kitsap

GPC relies on state grant funding to preserve vita

GPC relies on state grant funding to preserve vital wildlife habitat, especially for salmon recovery. To protect the salmon streams, shorelines, forests, and farmlands essential to the health of our region, GPC opposes passage of Initiative 2117. If implemented, I-2117 would roll back the 2021 Washington Climate Commitment Act (CCA).

I-2117 threatens vital protections for our waterways and would end programs that support fish habitat and salmon recovery, including programs that remove barriers that hurt spawning salmon and encourage landowners to plant native vegetation along salmon-bearing streams.

Vote NO on Initiative 2117 in the next election!
Learn more through the link in our bio.

#noon2117

Saturday, August 24th is a big day for GPC events!

Saturday, August 24th is a big day for GPC events! Spend your morning either lending a hand in removing invasives at our Newberry Woods Stewardship Work Party or learning about the Clear Creek Trail at our Walk & Talk.

Find out more and sign up through the link in our bio.

We look forward to seeing you this weekend at our

We look forward to seeing you this weekend at our Open House! Join us on Saturday, August 24th from 11 am - 2 pm to check out GPC's new office at 6536 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA 98312.

RSVP today through the link in our bio.

Attention North Kitsap residents and birdwatchers!

Attention North Kitsap residents and birdwatchers! University of Washington's Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST) is hosting a volunteer training on September 7th. COASST is a citizen science organization with around 800 active participants who go out to a beach of their choice once monthly to count and identify dead birds to establish and maintain a baseline for seabird mortality. They are excited to host a Beached Bird training session at the Kingston Library on September 7th. No prior experience with scientific data collection is needed!

For more information and to reserve your training spot, call COASST at 206-221-6893 or email coasst@uw.edu. Find out more through the link in our bio.

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