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A Gift That Lasts
In previous newsletters, we covered how your generous support helps us achieve our mission to preserve, inspire and educate. And, we hope as you consider the gifts you will give in the future, that you think about the Foundation.
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Big Tree Trail Improvements
The Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) deserves a big “thank you” for the work they completed recently on the Big Tree Trail.
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The Preserve Offers Something for Everyone
We’re having fun with our Bremerton-Kitsap Area Television membership. After the success of our “Who is the Keta Legacy Foundation” public service announcement (PSA), we’re working on a PSA specifically about the Preserve.
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Bark is the Tree’s Skin
Tree bark is like our skin and requires us to take care of it so it remains healthy.
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Healthy Waterways, Forests and Salmon Runs
The smolt traps are incredibly helpful tools. They capture smolts running through Wildcat and Lost Creeks just before they join together at the convergent zone to become Chico Creek
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Interns Bringing Expertise to the Hidden Valley
The January and March Hidden Valley planting events provided an opportunity for the Preserve Committee to meet four candidates for the 2023 Foundation internships.