What a Wonderful World! (Click below to play video) "What a Wonderful [...]

Spring Street International School students planting trees that will capture atmospheric carbon We are pleased to announce the fifth [...]

A mossy bald area in the 58-acre Three Brothers Preserve | Staff archive Bells rang in the Preservation Trust's offices on [...]

Summer intern with former SJPT board member (and internship program namesake) Fred Ellis The San Juan Preservation Trust (SJPT) [...]

See the online version of our 2023 Winter / Year in Review Dispatch See this issue as a PDF [...]

The San Juan Preservation Trust proudly announced that the independent Land Trust Accreditation Commission has renewed the San Juan Preservation Trust's accreditation for another five-year period, indicating that SJPT upholds the highest standards of finance, governance, and stewardship of the lands under its protection.

Land Bank Field Assistant Jacob Wagner chats with SJPT staff at Halvorsen Rd trailhead Staff members and volunteers of the San [...]

We published an earlier version of this story two years ago, in the summer of 2021, when the U.S. Fish and [...]

Elementary students at Shaw Island School show a "Welcome" bench they decorated and installed at the Graham Preserve on Shaw Island, where students have created "mini-prairies" by planting Garry oak seedlings along with other plants typical of coastal oak prairies.

This June and July, Land Bank will be temporarily closing sections of trail on Turtleback Mountain Preserve while culverts are being replaced.

Links to recording and videos shown during SJPT's 2023 annual meeting -- held via Zoom webinar on May 18, 2023.

The Preservation Trust has received a Washington State Heritage Capital Grant for repairs to historic structures at the Tharald Homestead on the Marilyn and Fred Ellis Preserve, Shaw Island.

You're invited to attend SJPT's 44th Annual Meeting, to be held virtually on Thursday, May 18 at 5pm.