Recent Press
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- Orton Junction: A development deal done right
- The Tacoma New Tribune Editorial board praised CLC for it's role in renegotiating the Orton Junction development deal.
- Orton Junction offers new solution in conservation vs. growth battle
- CLC President Gene Duvernoy and Pierce Conservation Director Ryan Mello wrote an Op-ed in the Tacoma News Tribune laying out the case for the Orton Junction development plan.
- Conservation group given chance to buy Port Gamble forestlands
- From the Seattle Times: As much as 7,000 acres of prime woodlands in North Kitsap County could be protected from development under an agreement announced Wednesday by Pope Resources and the nonprofit Cascade Land Conservancy.
- North Kitsap forestland deal could protect 7,000 acres
- From the Kitsap Sun: The effort to protect 7,000 acres of forestland in North Kitsap moved into a new phase Wednesday, when Olympic Property Group and Cascade Land Conservancy announced that they had worked out an option agreement for sale of the property
- Fundraising begins; conservancy and Pope Resources unveil option agreement on 7,000 acres in North Kitsap
- The North Kitsap Herald reports on the agreement reached between CLC and Pope Resources unveiled Wednesday afternoon at the Port Gamble Pavilion. Participants included Port Gamble S’Klallam Chairman Jeromy Sullivan; Suquamish Chairman Leonard Forsman; Kitsap County Commissioner Rob Gelder; Jon Rose, president of Olympic Property Group, Pope’s real estate arm; and leaders of the Cascade Land Conservancy and Great Peninsula Conservancy.
- Refugees plant seed of garden in Tukwila
- The Tukwila Reporter reports from the Tukwila Community Garden's first annual harvest celebration.
- 3,000 acres of forest near Lake Roesiger to be used for logging and public use
- The Everett Herald reports on 3,000 acres of forest land purchased by the Washington Department of Natural Resources and Snohomish County, a deal CLC helped negotiate. The land will be used for sustainable logging and public recreation.
- Groups buy river valley to protect salmon
- The Olympian reports on CLC's recent purchase of 160-acres of property along the Skokomish river critical for the protection of endangered salmon.
- Land purchase to benefit Skokomish restoration
- The Kitsap Sun wrote about CLC's recent purchase of two properties along the Skokomish river crucial for the protection of endangered salmon habitat.
- Allen Foundation adding spice to local food banks' harvests
- The Tacoma News Tribune wrote about the $100,000 grant Cascade Land Conservancy and the Tacoma Community Gardens program received from the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation.
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