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Willamette River conservation easement paves way for long-term fish and wildlife conservation
Greenbelt Land Trust announced the acquisition of conservation easements on more than 300 acres of Willamette River frontage property in Benton County that will benefit a number of species including Chinook salmon, cutthroat trout, Oregon chub, Pacific lampreys, western pond turtles and red-legged frogs. This project will permanently protect important habitat for fish and wildlife identified in the Oregon Conservation Strategy. These purchases were made possible through a strong partnership with the existing landowners, the land trust, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and funding from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, the Bonneville Power Administration and the Meyer Memorial Trust.
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The Greenbelt blog is updated twice monthly featuring musings, wanderings, and insight from hosted writers on the natural world.
Recent Post:
Mountain Quail
by Michael Pope
Jan. 17, 2012
"...I have held, within my hands, hundreds of wild Mountain quail and they are indeed an astonishingly beautiful bird. The nape, mantle and rump feathers are a powdery gray-blue graduating to dark greenish-brown secondary and primary wing feathers. The most striking features of their plumage are their russet-brown flanks interrupted by bold white vertical stripes and the long erect, black top-knot of twin feathers that arises from their foreheads. The bold white, slightly curving stripes remind me of the elegant sweeping strokes of a calligraphy brush and the top-knot of feudal samurai horseman with their helmeted flags."
(Excerpt - Read full post HERE.)
The Campaign for Bald Hill Farm
Bald Hill Farm is for SALE!
We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to protect Bald Hill Farm for our community.
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The Opportunity: Raise $2 million to permanently protect 587 acres
“It is too easy to take the Willamette Valley for granted ~ to assume it will always be here like it always has. But just imagine if you had never known it, or worse, your grandchildren never will.”
We cannot do this without YOU … take action to preserve
Bald Hill Farm now.
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Greenbelt Land Trust
101 SW Western
PO Box 1721
Corvallis, OR 97339
(541) 752-9609
info@greenbeltlandtrust.org