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Winter Visitor Tips
Winter months can be a great time to visit the Preserve, but we want to remind you to be prepared for the weather and trail conditions. While we’ve done a lot of work to address trail safety like rerouting Big Tree trail to areas with fewer tree roots, wet conditions can still make the trail…
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Holiday Giving Supports Welcoming Spaces
We have seen a lot of change and uncertainty this year. For the Foundation, we know that now more than ever, people need places and spaces that offer respite from stresses of the day.
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You Made Fall For Fish a Success
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended this year’s Fall For Fish “fun-raisier” on October 18th! This year we focused on celebrating the Rhododendron Preserve and we could not have asked for a better group to celebrate another year of milestones for the Foundation.
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Gifts That Build on Our Mission
When you donate to the Foundation, you don’t just ensure we have the funds for restoration work, but you are also ensuring that educational and conservation programs receive funding from our Community Grants.
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A Look Back and Ahead
From the very beginning – 1915 when the original 74 acres was purchased with the help of Edward Paschall of Hidden Ranch – to today where Hidden Valley is an important part of the nearly 500-acre Rhododendron Preserve with a diverse ecosystem, healthy salmon runs and a popular walking trail, the Preserve has always been…
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Salmon Tours Nov. 1st
It’s fall and that means the Kitsap Salmon Tours are coming! This year’s tour takes place Nov. 1st, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at locations around Kitsap County, including at the Preserve.
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Community Forest Taking Shape
Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) was just one of eight groups to receive a grant from the U.S. Forest Service to create a community forest on a portion of Ueland Tree Farm near Green Mountain.
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Your Support Makes a Difference
When we talk about giving to the Foundation, we always want to make sure you know that the funds go entirely to achieving our work to Preserve, Inspire and Educate.
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Field Trips
It’s that time of year! We’re already beginning to receive field trip requests. Throughout the year we host many groups for outdoor educational experiences and with school starting soon, we know we’ll be very busy.
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Sustainability
Our annual Fall For Fish event – Oct. 18th in Poulsbo – is something the Keta Legacy Foundation is proud of. We not only honor and celebrate those who are supporting our work on the Preserve, but all our board members and donors that are critical to fulfilling our mission to protect, preserve and restore…
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Take a Stroll
The Preserve is wonderful year-round, but this time of year when we experience warmer temperatures, it is also a great place to cool off. Take a walk on Big Tree Trail and take in the shade and all the new plants and trees
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Leaves Tell a Story
A good place to explore natural diversity is by looking at the abundant variety of leaves. It’s a great time of year to visit the Preserve to see the different types of leaves.
Save the Date! 2026 Fall For Fish is October 17.
