By Leslie Lee Today is all about our pollinators- it’s World Bee Day! We’re dedicated to increasing our community’s awareness about the importance of pollinators, the threats they face, and their contribution to sustainable development. Bees and...
By Leslie Lee Today is World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD), and below are ways we can all contribute to bird conservation efforts! WMBD, an annual campaign, raises awareness about protecting migratory birds and their habitats. It reaches people worldwide, educating them...
By Rich Bangs Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) will leave a legacy of forever protecting open space in the communities it serves. Last week a group of supporters gathered to celebrate that commitment by being honored as part of DLC’s Legacy Circle. The Legacy Circle...
Douglas Land Conservancy is thrilled to announce that it has achieved national accreditation in strategic volunteer engagement by AL!VE! Achieving Service Enterprise accreditation is a prestigious accomplishment. We have joined the top 11 percent of nonprofits...
By Leslie Lee My name is Leslie Lee, and I’m thrilled to share my experience as a volunteer with Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC). It has been an incredible journey, exploring spectacular conservancy sites and rekindling my passion for the environment while being...
By Mary Young Spring is the season of new life. Newly-hatched baby birds, white-spotted mule deer fawns, litters of coyote and fox puppies. What should you do if you find a baby animal that appears abandoned? With a few exceptions, you should leave baby animals alone...
