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Helping
Landowners
Our conservation specialists help landowners assess the
natural systems on their land, evaluate the options, and
determine the best conservation
techniques to use. Through voluntary
donations and land
protection agreements, the Great Peninsula Conservancy
is now responsible for the stewardship of working farms
and forestlands, creeks, estuaries and shorelines.
Serving
Communities
People want to
protect what they love, and here on the Great Peninsula
it is easy to fall in love with place. In communities throughout
the region, neighbors have joined neighbors to protect the
special places near their homes. Working with the Great
Peninsula Conservancy, citizen groups are protecting forever
woodlands and wetlands, streams and shorelines in their
own neighborhoods.
Building
Partnerships
To accomplish land conservation in an era of escalating
land values and diminishing public funds requires that we
forge new and innovative partnerships to leverage our scarce
resources. Working with partners throughout the region,
the Great Peninsula Conservancy is making great strides
in preserving natural systems that are critical to the health
of all communities.
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The
Great Peninsula region spans Kitsap, Mason and west
Pierce counties. We who live here are blessed with extraordinary
beauty, abundant nature and solitude - amongst pristine
beaches, quiet forests, rich tidelands, wide open spaces
and scenic farmlands. We live in a world where it’s
still not too late to hear the song of rare birds, the splash
of spawning salmon, or to see eagles and osprey soaring
overhead.
The
Conservancy’s mission assures our children and grandchildren
that these places, these natural treasures, will remain
here for them and their children, too.
Great
Peninsula Conservancy Statistics
| Acreage held in fee title
by the Conservancy |
249 |
| Number of acres held under conservaton
easement |
1027 |
| Acres of trails, other |
44 |
| Total acreage conserved |
1320 |
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