Land for People
Celebrating and connecting people to land and nature through the conservation of parks and open spaces — and bringing green spaces to our urban centers.
People ProjectsEvergreen Land Trust exists to ensure that everything we love about life here — natural beauty, locally grown food, outdoor recreation — can be enjoyed by everyone now, and for future generations.
About usAs a community of people who believe this is a special place and who want to protect it for future generations, we offer an action-oriented approach to tackling the biggest challenges facing land, water, and the good life.
We are committed to protecting land and water for the well-being of nature and people. To achieve our mission, our work is focused on four conservation priorities.
Celebrating and connecting people to land and nature through the conservation of parks and open spaces — and bringing green spaces to our urban centers.
People ProjectsStrengthening rural communities and economies by protecting local farms and ranches, and connecting urban dwellers to essential local food systems.
Food ProjectsSafeguarding the health and resiliency of landscapes that support wildlife, biodiversity, waterways, and wetlands.
Nature ProjectsAdvancing large-scale water initiatives that balance the competing needs of water and prioritize community needs and goals.
Water Projects“Show me a healthy community with a strong economy, and I'll show you a community that ensures their natural resources — land, nature, water, open spaces — exist for everyone.” Local Resident
A film about water, land, and a way of life
Water is a finite resource — and an essential one. For farmers, it's everything. This poignant film challenges us to think about land and water use through an intimate portrait of a rural farming community fighting to protect their water, land, culture, and livelihood.
Watch the FilmA rare stretch of pristine, undeveloped mountain landscape — 674 acres protected today, open to all in the future.
A working ranch with ponds, wetlands, and wildlife habitat is now permanently conserved.
The award-winning film about water, land, and a way of life is now streaming free.
More than 40% of the regional economy depends on open spaces. Here's how a landscape-scale partnership protects them.
The land doesn't protect itself. It needs a community of courageous land lovers like you to help conserve it forever.
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