August 12, 2026 | Campaign Complete
For the Fen!
The Campaign is Complete.
The next chapter begins.
the $1.5 million campaign goal has been reached.
$ Campaign FUNDS Raised:
Okanogan Land Trust
Connecting Land And Community
From the Cascades to the Kettles, Canada to the Columbia, Okanogan Land Trust is a local nonprofit organization connecting people to the land and conserving and sustaining our working farms and ranches, wildlife habitats, and water resources for generations to come.
Our Work
Conservation today. Legacy for generations.
Land Conservation
For more than twenty years, Okanogan Land Trust has worked with local landowners to protect the places that make this region home…
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Conservation Easements
Partnering with landowners who see the value of protecting all or part of their property with a conservation easement is one of the most powerful tools we have…
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People & place
How We Connect Land
and Community
In Okanogan County, land feeds families, sustains wildlife, and holds the character of our communities. Together, we can keep working farms and ranches intact—and protect the places that make this valley home.
Landowners + Land
Voluntary conservation that respects private ownership.
Wildlife + Open Space
Habitat protection that benefits everyone.
Working Landscapes
Farms and ranches that stay productive and whole.
Stewardship for Tomorrow
Decisions today that last for generations.
Featured Project
Bonaparte Meadows
Bonaparte Meadows is a place of extraordinary ecological significance and a beloved landmark in the Okanogan Highlands of North Central Washington.
The unique calcareous fen at the heart of the property, together with the surrounding forested uplands, sustains remarkable biodiversity and supports water security and climate resilience in the arid landscape of Okanogan County.
Thanks to a growing community of supporters, the campaign has reached 100% of its funding goal, making it possible to move forward with the acquisition and permanent conservation of Bonaparte Meadows.
Photo: Bonaparte Meadaows 2026: Karen Edwards
Annual Giving
Conserving the Okanogan, Together.
Our goal is to conserve 20,000 acres by 2027. Your support helps carry this work forward.
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News & Events
Explore the latest stories, upcoming events, and ways to connect with conservation in the Okanogan.