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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.
Explore the intriguing, unseen world of amphibians & reptiles! 🦎🐸
Join Kwiáht herpetologist Christian Oldham for an exploratory walk as his research and deep knowledge of herpetofauna guide our observations and discussions in the field.
🗓️ Date: Saturday, June 14
⏰ Time: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
📍 Location: Ellis Preserve, 842 Hoffman Cove Rd., Shaw Island
👉 Bring: Water, sturdy footwear, & weather-appropriate clothing for a short walk.
We hope you can join us. Ready to explore? Space is limited!
Register here: sjpt.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/sjpt/event.jsp?event=1416
📸: Steve Alboucq
This Monday, SJPT staff and a small group of volunteers set out on the water to head to Reef Island.
This group set out with stewardship in mind—and special permission to land. The weather was beautiful, and the tansy and thistle were easy to pull. Beach trash was also collected as the group found evidence of otter scattered along the rocks.
While Reef Island is closed to the public, it still offers an incredibly scenic view from the water with a remarkable amount of shoreline juniper as well as extensive Garry oaks and Pacific madrone.
Thank you to this crew of volunteers for your support and company!
Join us for our next volunteer event at sjpt.org/events
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Still searching for an opportunity to check out JB Farm on Orcas Island?
Saturday, June 14th is another chance!
Join us from 10am to 1pm out at this iconic Crow Valley Creek property as we remove tansy ragwort, teasel, and other invasive plants while learning about the preserve, the vision, and the significance of the watershed.
JB Farm is a partially forested preserve (containing some of the island's largest Garry oak trees) with agricultural fields that slope down to a creek that eventually empties into West Sound. The grounds are relatively flat but could be muddy and pitted in some areas where we are working.
We would love to see you there! Register at sjpt.org/events.
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