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Volunteer in the Shinglemill Preserve
Shinglemill Trailhead off of SW 156th StWe'll be planting trees and shrubs in the meadow adjacent to the parking area off 156th, across from Vashon Winery, from 9am-noon.
November Book Group ~ An American River: From Paradise to Superfund, Afloat On New Jersey’s Passaic
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonAn American River: From Paradise to Superfund, Afloat On New Jersey's Passaic is written by islander extraordinaire, Mary Bruno. Bruno has a master’s degree in aquatic ecology and has worked for more than 25 years as a writer, editor and editorial director for print and online publications, including Newsweek, Seattle Weekly, ABCNEWS.com, and Crosscut. Mary […]
Movie Night ~ Symphony Of The Soil at Vashon Theatre
Vashon Theatre 17723 Vashon Highway SW, VashonZero Waste Vashon is bringing one of our favorite movies to Vashon Theatre, Symphony Of The Soil: Take a beautiful journey deep into the world that is soil. Though often overlooked, soil is a vitally important part of life on earth. In addition to growing crops and preventing erosion, did you know that healthy soil […]
Be The Best Philanthropist You Can Be: A Champion For Others and Yourself
Vashon Center for the Arts 19600 Vashon Highway SW, VashonJoin us at Vashon Center for the Arts for a Planned Giving Forum presented by Ted Kutscher and Cam Barsness on December 2, 2019. Islander Ted Kutscher has years of experience with estate law and financial planning through two firms, KHBB Law and Kutscher Benner Barsness Stevens. Cam Barsness, a CFP whose practice includes financial […]
Volunteer in the Fisher Pond Preserve
Johnson Pond Property 17224 115th Ave SW, VashonWe'll be planting trees on the Johnson Pond property, part of the Fisher Pond Preserve. The property is located on the east side of 115th Ave SW between SW Bank and SW Cove Roads.
Volunteer at Matsuda Farm
LIVE Streaming From Matsuda Farm Vashon
SOLD OUT: The Van Redeker Band Holiday Concert: an intimate evening of acoustic music
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonSORRY, THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT The Van Redeker Band are: Daryl Redeker on lead guitar and vocals Sara Van Fleet on bass, guitar & vocals Sam Van Fleet on guitar, harmonica & vocals Dodd Johnson on drums & percussion
Solstice Luminaries
Fisher Pond west end of the pond on Bank Road, Vashon
Moonlight Lowtide Walk With Vashon Beach Naturalists
North End Ferry BeachPark in the North end ferry commuter lot & follow the luminaries to the beach ♦ Family friendly ♦ Free Don’t forget! ♦ A flashlight ♦ Waterproof footwear ♦ Weather appropriate clothing
Closing the Loop: Bioenergy & Sustainable Farming Open House
LIVE Streaming From Matsuda Farm VashonImpact Bioenergy and the Rural Energy Development for Washington Program invite you to attend a FREE “Closing the Loop” event on January 27, 2020, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm at Matsuda Farm and Vashon Bioenergy Farm at Island Spring Organics tofu factory, on Vashon Island. The open house event will feature Island Spring Organics’ new […]
January Book Group ~ Return Of The Sea Otter with special guest Jessie Hale
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonWe've chosen a hopeful book to start off the year and will have a special guest speaker, Jessie Hale. Jessie was featured in the second half of chapter 11 - she is a PhD student at UW studying sea otter eating habits and spent a few days in the field with the author during the […]
8th Annual Seed Share
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonCelebrate gardening, farming, local food, and local seeds with your island community! Hosted by Vashon Seed Project, VIGA, & Vashon Land Trust. Join us with or without seed to share. Bring home locally saved seed to plant in your garden! All seeds are free! Cornbread, Soup & Kale Salad grown on island from island […]
Your Zero Wast Home: Save Money While Living A Sustainable Life
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonYour Zero Waste Home - Save Money While Living a Sustainable Life Speaker: Siobhan McComb https://oneglassjar.com/ Siobhan McComb has been practicing zero-waste principles for the past decade & strives for a plastic-free lifestyle. Siobhan is inspired by the way things used to be before the disposable, single-use culture of today. She believes that sustainability begins […]
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Cancelled – March Book Club
Vashon Land Trust Building 10014 SW Bank Road, VashonBook club meeting cancelled for March.
Annual Meeting~Wednesday, October 21st
ZoomThis year we are asking you to join our annual meeting on ZOOM. Join us for an update on projects and financials, proposed changes to articles and bylaws, and an election of Board Members. Please RSVP to sarah@vashonlandtrust.org
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2021 The Vashon Land Trust Annual Bare-Root Native Tree Sale
The bare-root native tree sale was quite a success. We hope you enjoy watching all your trees and shrubs grow. For planting and care information, you can click here to view/download this helpful guide.
January Book Club
ZoomThe January book selection is A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Communities That Arise in Disaster by Rebecca Solnit A Paradise Built in Hell is an investigation of the moments of altruism, resourcefulness, and generosity that arise amid disaster's grief and disruption and considers their implications for everyday life. It points to a […]
Thursday, 25 February Book Club
ZoomA Brief History of Vashon Island by Bruce Haulman Reachable only by ferry, Vashon Island is a breathtaking rural retreat from the bustling activity of nearby Seattle and Tacoma. The island's first inhabitants, the sx̌ʷəbab", took advantage of its evergreen forests and rich marine resources. In 1792, George Vancouver was the first Anglo to […]
Thursday, March 25, Book Club
ZoomGoverning the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action by Elinor Ostrom The governance of natural resources used by many individuals in common is an issue of increasing concern to policy analysts. Both state control and privatization of resources have been advocated, but neither the state nor the market have been uniformly successful in […]