News Release from “Homestead Community Land Trust”
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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Conservation And Land Stewardship
40 acres of unique, at-risk habitat protected at Woods Lake in Snohomish County
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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Forterra Timber Rights Purchase fills critical conservation gap in Central Cascades
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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Forterra conserves Arrowhead, expanding Saint Edward State Park in Kenmore
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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Yakama Nation and Forterra pursue 180 acres of Yakima riverfront for restoration and stewardship
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
Forterra conserves new addition to Duwamish Hill PreserveÂ
Forterra’s new grants program engages local communities to restore land across the state.
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Forterra Celebrates 25-year Commitment to Snoqualmie River Watershed with Conservation of 600-acre Bessemer Mountain
DNR adds mountaintop to Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area
FORTERRA LAUNCHES COMMUNITY RESTORATION GRANTS TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY HEALTH PROJECTSÂ
The program aims to engage local communities and restore land across the state.
Camp Kilworth
One of the last remaining undeveloped shoreline habitats in Federal Way, with a critical salmon rearing habitat and nearly 30 acres of second-growth high bank forest. It is home to many native plants and animals, such as bald eagles, blue herons and Townsend’s warblers.
Port Gamble Forest
Located on the Kitsap Peninsula, Port Gamble Forest includes 65 miles of trails where more than 20,000 hikers, birders, mountain bikers, equestrians, cyclists and runners recreate each year. At the north end of the property is a future recreational area for mountain biking.
