Organizational Reports
Reports from the Feather River Land Trust
Learn more about what our members and partners in conservation make possible across the Feather River Watershed.
Spring 2024 Impact Report
Over 100,000 acres conserved
Celebrating accomplishments across the Watershed, from completing a 43,000-acre conservation project in the Lake Almanor region to Dixie fire recovery and restoration at the Heart K Ranch.
Jan Davies Photography
Photo by Doug Blesse
2019–2020 Annual Report
Celebrating 20 years of land conservation
From protecting Feather River headwaters and Native homelands to enhancing wildlife habitats and access to nature, learn what our supporters made possible.
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December 21 | Solstice Yoga Workshop
Celebrate the return of light with Clare Churchill of Clarity Yoga!
Learning Landscapes Program Evaluation
Twenty years after establishing our K-12 outdoor education program, we want to hear from our community about the impact of the program.
Home & 101 Ranch Conservation Story
Home & 101 Ranches, owned by timber company Sierra Pacific Industries, are now protected with conservation easements.
2023 Conservation Successes
Take a look back at 2023 with us and celebrate all you helped make possible this year in the Feather River Watershed.
Protecting PG&E Headwater Lands
We worked with PG&E and Maidu Summit Consortium to protect 43,000+ acres of important Maidu homelands, headwaters, and habitats for public benefit.
Lake Almanor Conservation Story
Lake Almanor is one of northern California’s most beloved gems. The PG&E owned reservoir and its diverse wildlife habitats are now protected forever with a conservation easement.
FRLT Preserve Coloring Pages
Our gift to you - coloring pages of all five of our preserves, illustrated by an FRLT staff member.
Puma Robles Ranch Conservation Story
The 5,530-acre Puma Robles Ranch in Long Valley supports exceptional biodiversity. Its habitats support over 500 plant species and a tremendous a diversity of birds and wildlife.
Straw Bale Insulation at the Sierra Valley Preserve Nature Center
Straw bale insulation has been installed at the new Nature Center, thanks to many volunteers and staff!
