Greenbelt Land Trust

Stewardship/restoration: monitored all 37 conservation easements and fee properties - 60 acres of wet prairie and oak savanna restored - 3 vernal pools created - 843 pounds of native seed sown in habitat restoration areas

Education/outreach: - 1204 people attended glt outreach events, presentations, and meetings - 182 people volunteered 1879 hours - 16 volunteer work parties - 19,028 native plants planted by volunteers - co-sponsored the 17th annual run for the hills trail race.

Land conservation: - partnered in regional funding collaboratives to secure funding for large-scale habitat protection activities - led regional gatherings for the conservation community to addressimpacts to conservation and to leverage efforts to achieve resiliency across larger landscapes. - connected with interested landowners across the willamette valley to collaborate on achieving mutual goals of permanent conservation for fish, wildlife and resilient habitats, with a focus on drinking water source protection, water quality and air quality for future generations. - developed multiple acquisition projects with landowners in the region working towards permanent conservation for landscape scale conservation, climate resilient properties, and increasing universally accessible access to nature and trails. - focused efforts on developing an inclusive conservation program that aligns with dei principles and values of organization. - permanently protected 37 acres through a donated conservation easement

Partnerships: - led a collaborative effort to launch a shared office space with environmental organizations in corvallis - participated in regional and national advocacy work focusing on increasing conservation funding, agricultural protection programs, regional landscape scale conservation of oak and prairie habitat, and increasing inclusive access to nature - coordinated a regional oak-prairie cooperative to implement a regional habitat and funding strategic plan - led a collaboration of cross-sector regional partners to develop a universally accessible trail system plan that focus on inclusive, barrier free trails that promote beneficial community health outcomes