Washington
Credit: Kelley Balcomb-Bartok
Since opening its Seattle office over 35 years ago, The Trust for Public Land has protected more than 80,000 acres in Washington state. We helped to establish the Mountains to Sound Greenway—100 miles of scenic viewshed along Interstate 90—and to conserve natural lands in the Columbia River Gorge and on the San Juan Islands. Now, with these areas in the long-term care of local conservation partners, we are turning our attention to shoreline protection in Puget Sound and community planning in high-growth North Central Washington.
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more »- Deal could protect 18,000 acres of forest in Mason County, 08/17/11, Kitsap Sun
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Olympic Sculpture Park - Seattle
In 1998, TPL, in partnership with the Seattle Art Museum stepped in to protect the last undeveloped piece of downtown Seattle waterfront for a public sculpture park.
Turtleback Mountain
Visible from throughout the San Juan Islands, Turtleback Mountain served as a landmark for the Salish people of the Northern Straits as they traveled across their villages and fishing grounds.
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America's Heritage Lands -
Stemilt-Squilchuck watershed: Building a Conservation Vision
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A Montana Legacy
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Washington Offices
- Washington State Office (contact info »)
- Eastern Washington Office (contact info »)
