Greenbelt Land Trust

- Symphony on the Land
  
  Music. Nature. Friends. The 7th annual Symphony on the Land awaits you on June 17th at Bald Hill Farm. Get tickets here!
  Bald Hill Farm
- Changes for Run for the Hills
  
  The torch has been passed to a new era of Run for the Hills, a run benefiting local trails! Read More …
  Bald Hill Farm
- Adding to Harkens Lake
  
  Greenbelt has added 15 acres to Harkens Lake Conservation Area, creating a 400-acre network of protected lands. Read More …
  Harkens Lake
- A Prairie Protected
  
  Because of your support, Greenbelt has permanently protected 200 acres in the upper Calapooia Watershed. Read more …
  Courtney Creek
- Conservation Book Club
  
  Expand your literary horizons by joining Greenbelt’s quarterly Conservation Book Club. Learn more…
- Partnering on Youth Education
  
  Working alongside education partners let’s build the next generation of land stewards. Read More …
  Bald Hill Farm

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Geology in Action Walk FILLED

June 2 @ 9:00 am

***This event is currently full. To add your name to the waitlist, please email Rebecca. You will be contacted as soon as possible if space becomes available. Join Greenbelt and geologist, Robert J. (Bob) Lillie, Read more...

Nature Writing Workshop with Henry Hughes

June 9 @ 9:00 am

Join Greenbelt Land Trust for a special writing workshop led by award-winning Oregon author and poet, Henry Hughes. This free workshop at the Little Willamette conservation area along the Willamette River will include a nature w Read more...

Run for the Hills

June 10 @ 7:30 am

Registration is now live for the 12th annual Run for the Hills. Sign up HERE and be part of the run on Sunday, June 10th! This popular benefit run features 30K and 8K trail runs, a 2-mile run Read more...

2018 Symphony on the Land

June 17 @ 5:00 pm

The 7th Annual Symphony on the Land awaits you at Bald Hill Farm! Event sponsors Greenbelt Land Trust and the Corvall Read more...

This common yellowthroat has something to say!

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May 18th

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My two favorite this yeah have been the black - headed Grosbeak and the Spotted Teehee :). AND! A flying squirrel in my potted planters lol

American Bitterns! Great sound and amazing camouflage.

Yellow-headed blackbirds and yellow-breasted chats..love these birds. The latter can be hard to spot, but very rewarding when you do.

More and more Cedar Waxwings are showing up! Weeeeeeee! Weeeeeeeeeeee!

Back in the late 80s, dreaming big about trail connections on top of what would become Fitton Green Natural Area. Charlie Ross (standing) was 72 when he started Greenbelt Land Trust. What a legacy these visionaries have left for us all!
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May 17th

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Kincaid’s lupine (Lupinus oreganus) reproduces both by seed and by vegetative spread through rhizome growth. Individual clones can live for several hundred years! Excavations show that a clone can exceed 30 feet across, and lupine plants that are 33 feet or more apart can be connected by subterranean stems. How cool is that?
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May 16th