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“Give A Day. Get A Disney Day”

This just in! Registration for Disney’s “Give A Day. Get A Disney Day.” program is now closed. 

The “1 million volunteers” goal has been reached.  This is amazing!  A big pat on the back for those who stepped up and got involved in their community.  You have made a big difference, both in Whatcom County and throughout the nation.

Those who are already registered for currently scheduled work parties (e.g. the Bell Creek and Bat Box Creation work parties on March 13 and 27, respectively) should go ahead and participate.  Registered attendees will receive their voucher for a ticket to a Disney park of their choice.  Those persons who cancel or do not attend on the date and time they registered for will be marked as absent and will not receive their free ticket voucher.  So, if you’ve registered, please take advantage of this final opportunity and attend the event.

Questions?  Please call WLT at (360) 650-9470.

A Round of Applause

The following local businesses have generously donated food or materials to recent Whatcom Land Trust work parties: Starbucks Coffee, The RE Store, Avenue Bread & Deli, Avellino, Cascade Joinery, & Erin Baker’s Wholesome Baked Goods.

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Our Heritage

We are entrusted with an extraordinary natural heritage. Saltwater shorelines, forests, lakes, farms, mountains, and wildlife habitat are all part of a legacy that only we can preserve for future generations. The desire to share this heritage with our children and grandchildren unites all who treasure Whatcom County.

Mission Statement

The Mission of the Whatcom Land Trust is to preserve and protect wildlife habitat, scenic, agricultural and open space lands in Whatcom County for future generations by securing interests in land and promoting land stewardship.

Each generation needs to make its own decisions and its own discoveries – which means that one of this generation’s responsibilities is to see that the next generation will still have something left to discover. — Tony Hiss, The Experience of Place