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Previous Issues
Conservation
March 2025
Whatcom Land Trust’s New Executive Director, Rachel Vasak
by Claire Johnston Whatcom Land Trust (the Trust) has been preserving, protecting and restoring wildlife habitat, scenic, agricultural and open space lands in Whatcom County for future generations for more than four decades. In January, the Trust welcomed a new … Continue reading
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January 2025
Whatcom Land Trust and Community Partners Protect Land
by Lorraine Wilde While celebrating its 40th Anniversary conserving land in Whatcom County, Whatcom Land Trust (the Trust) partnered this past October with Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) and Whatcom Million Trees Project to protect 51 additional acres at Kelsey Nature … Continue reading
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