Our San Juan Islands

Conserve now. Enjoy forever.

The San Juan Preservation Trust works with our local communities and people like you to permanently conserve and care for special places throughout the San Juan Islands.

Together with our landowner partners, the Preservation Trust—a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization—has permanently protected more than 300 properties, 45 miles of shoreline, 27 miles of trails and 18,000 acres on 20 islands.

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San Juan Preservation Trust

3 days ago

San Juan Preservation Trust

Ready for some good cheer?

Here is our video equivalent of an anthem—an uplifting message that connects people with the Preservation Trust's mission and values.

Thanks to Georgia Drost and Emma Jacobs, our two summer interns, who created this video.

Enjoy!
#ProtectWhatYouLove #SanJuanIslands #Conservation ... See MoreSee Less

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Chris Norris watch this. Henry Island is featured. ❤

San Juan Preservation Trust

6 days ago

San Juan Preservation Trust

It's not every day that we humans leave our trace in the form of a tree or a native wildflower, but when we do, it's certainly special.

Many thanks to Peter Guillozet, Kayla Seaforth, and all of our volunteers who helped us observe Orca Recovery Day this past Saturday, it was a treat to be outside on a perfect fall day with you all.

We also give gratitude for the care that Turtleback Mountain Preserve has received (both past and present). From the Indigenous peoples who supported an oak savanna, to the preserve stewards and volunteers who do the same (using different methods), to the community who helped to protect this land— allowing the San Juan County Land Bank to continue to manage this place in an ecologically minded way.

A huge shout-out to Promise the Pod and One Tree Planted for sponsoring our event! ... See MoreSee Less

Its not every day that we humans leave our trace in the form of a tree or a native wildflower, but when we do, its certainly special. Many thanks to Peter Guillozet, Kayla Seaforth, and all of our volunteers who helped us observe Orca Recovery Day this past Saturday, it was a treat to be outside on a perfect fall day with you all. We also give gratitude for the care that Turtleback Mountain Preserve has received (both past and present). From the Indigenous peoples who supported an oak savanna, to the preserve stewards and volunteers who do the same (using different methods), to the community who helped to protect this land— allowing the San Juan County Land Bank to continue to manage this place in an ecologically minded way. A huge shout-out to Promise the Pod and One Tree Planted for sponsoring our event!Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment
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