Spruce Roost

North Fork Eagle Reserve

The property was acquired under a grant from the USFWS, in cooperation with the Washington Department of Ecology. The terms of the grant require the Land Trust to manage the property for protection of wetlands, wildlife and habitat protection. This salmon spawning attracts large numbers of bald eagles who feed on the fish carcass and roost in the riparian forest on the property.

42 Acres

Kenney Creek Eagle Roost

Deming Homestead Eagle Park

Now a prime destination for bird-watchers, the Deming Homestead Eagle Park is located along the North Fork of the Nooksack River, about two miles upstream from the current town of Deming. 

33 Acres

Canyon Lake Forest

This park protects one of the oldest stands of native forest in the Pacific Northwest.  Some of these trees have escaped fire and other natural disturbances to survive more than 1000 years.  In 1993, the Whatcom Land Trust identified the Canyon Lake property asa top conservation priority.

2,260 Acres