We acknowledge that our region is within the traditional territories of the Wenatchi, Chelan, Entiat, Yakama, Methow, Okanogan, and Moses-Columbia people, and that their people, culture, and traditions live on today.
This acknowledgement is one of the guiding principles behind our work. We cherish the history of this land and our connection to it, and we recognize that the natural areas we protect carry meaning and memory far older than this organization.
We are committed to partnering with tribal nations, historians, and community members to better understand and honor that history as our conservation and stewardship work continues.
See the full mission statement and the values that guide our work.
Since 1984, community support has protected 26,600+ acres of shrub-steppe, riverfront, and working lands — help us reach the next milestone.
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