Explore our public spaces and connect with nature. Fully accessible to everyone.
Discover our journey, values, and the milestones that define who we are.
Learn about our core objectives and the future we aspire to create.
Meet the dedicated individuals who drive our mission and bring our vision to life.
Get to know the leaders guiding our organization with expertise and dedication.
Explore the scenic beauty and outdoor adventures of Ketchum’s mountainous landscape.
Discover the rolling hills and vibrant community life in the heart of the Mid Valley.
Experience the open spaces and natural charm of Bellevue’s southern region.
Adventure into the rugged terrain and breathtaking peaks of the Sawtooth Valley.
All Public Access Preserves
View all our public access preserves here
Explore our work in river restoration, education, and studies to enhance and protect vital waterways.
Revitalize rivers with our targeted restoration projects, enhancing ecological health.
Improve rivers with process-based restoration—see current river conditions and Galena snowpack.
Study our research on the Big Wood River to guide effective conservation efforts.
Explore our programs that teach river stewardship and promote environmental awareness.
Learn about our preserves, conservation easements, and enhancement projects dedicated to protecting nature.
Explore our diverse preserves across the region, each offering unique landscapes and conservation opportunities.
The Wood River Land Trust is working to permanently protect Spirit Woman Ranch—an 80-acre property in Slaughterhouse Canyon, just east of Bellevue.
We Did It! Hailey Hot Springs Ranch is permanently protected. Learn what is next and where you can go.
The Wood River Land Trust and City of Bellevue seek to acquire a 0.55-acre parcel to secure a permanent entrance at the south end of the Howard Preserve.
Land use decisions affect the precious habitats and natural resources of the Wood River Valley, join us in community planning to protect and maintain the wild spaces and happy places of the special place we call home.
In addition to ongoing engagement with our partners in land use planning and zoning, each year the Land Trust selects several community planning projects to advance our conservation objectives. Check out what's on deck!
Familiarize yourself with the land use planning concepts, challenges and practices relevant to gateway and natural amenity regions like the Wood River Valley.
Our citizen science programs enlist our community members to help gather scientific data used to improve our work.
Community planning across the five focus areas-- habitat conservation, water availability, transportation mobility, community housing and livability-- builds capacity to steward a livable future for the people and our natural ecosystems in Blaine County.
Explore ways to contribute, volunteer, and support our mission for positive impact.
Share your time and skills to support our mission and make a tangible impact.
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Join us for upcoming events activities that support our cause and connect with others.
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