KLT Seeks Re-Accreditation

The Land Trust Accreditation Commission is an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance that recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national standards of excellence. Kaniksu Land Trust is pleased to announce it is applying for renewal of accreditation, which it first achieved in 2016. A public comment period is now open, followed by an

SOLO GoVo

Are you looking for ways to serve your community? KLT is excited to introduce “SOLO GoVo” a new initiative to provide individual volunteering opportunities for our community. For each project, we’ll create a video showing you exactly what equipment you’ll need and how to complete the project. You can view all of our projects on
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Birch Bark Weaving

By Dave Kretzschmar, KLT Education Director This week we will be exploring just one way you can use one of nature’s most wonderful materials, birch bark. The bark of the birch tree has been used for centuries to create variety of items. To further your learning and open your eyes to what is possible try searching for

Kaniksu Adventure Race

By Dave Kretzschmar, KLT Education Director The Kaniksu Adventure Race is a new outdoor experience at Pine Street Woods, with the goal of getting more adults and kids outside. We ask that this activity be done solo or with your family unit, please adhere to the social distancing guidelines in effect. Those wishing to participate

Coal Burned Bowls

By Dave Kretzschmar, KLT Education Director Ever made your own bowl before?  It is so easy to reach in the cupboard and take down a store bought bowl for your soup or cereal.  Making your own coal burned bowl and eating from it reconnects us to our roots and ancient crafts.  Using fire to shape

Spring Awakening: Tapping a Maple and Listening to Birds

By Dave Kretzschmar, KLT Education Director There is still snow on the ground, but all around me the signs of spring are slowly making themselves felt.  Water is changing from its solid state of ice and snow to drips off the eaves and little streams and rivulets are running everywhere.  Across the road, a grassy

Otters with Dr. Wayne Melquist

This event has been postponed – When we have set a new date, it will be posted here, as well as on Facebook. If you do have tickets, they will be held for this later date. Thank you for your understanding! Join KLT, Idaho Conservation League and American Heritage Wildlife Foundation for an educational presentation
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Thorell Conservation Project

As January snows quietly blanket the tall pines and alder thickets of their Pack River home, Lenny and Carole Thorell take comfort in the knowledge that their special corner of the world will remain as it is for a very long time. The Thorells recently entered into a voluntary conservation partnership with Kaniksu Land Trust
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Kaniksu Winter Camp

Looking to get your kids outside over winter break? Kaniksu Winter Camp is here! CHOOSE YOUR DAY OF FUN January 2nd &/or 10th: Ages 6-9 January 3rd &/or 9th: Ages 9-13 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pine Street Woods Your kids will enjoy a whole day outside at Pine Street Woods, learning about snow

Be a Trail Ambassador!

KLT is in search of volunteers who would like to help introduce new people to Pine Street Woods. PSW trail ambassadors will spend two hours on weekend days exploring Pine Street Woods and educating new visitors about trails, experiences and Kaniksu Land Trust. All trail ambassadors will attend an orientation session at Pine Street Woods
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Grand Opening of Pine Street Woods

Kaniksu Land Trust invites you to join us for the Grand Opening of Pine Street Woods Saturday, September 21, 2019 7:00 am – 7:00 pm Click here for the PSW Grand Opening Schedule. Activities will include guided hikes, mountain bike rides and walks; a doctor led walk; yoga; educational activities for kids; a scavenger hunt;
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Bat Night at Pine Street Woods

Tuesday, August 20 at 7:30 pm  Pine Street Woods Join local bat expert Carrie Hugo for an evening of education as we study our local bat species through observation and mist netting. We will also serve cookies and drinks. To access Pine Street Woods, head west on Pine Street, follow the road as it turns
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