Join Alika Herreshoff for this walk sponsored by the Koma Kulshan Chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society

Volunteers needed!

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Join LIHT in March for our Spring tree planting at the Curry Preserve.

Join LIHT in March for our Spring tree planting at the Aiston Preserve.

Join us for our 2024 Annual Meeting and enjoy a presentation by author and naturalist David B. Williams. In person at the Grange Hall, or via Zoom. Please Register for Zoom Here.

Photo credit Andrew Croneberger

Do you want to be part of the solution when it comes to keeping food waste out of our landfills? Have you thought of making your own nutrient rich compost, but are daunted by fears of pests, bad smells, and the muck factor if you try? Come to the Heritage Trust’s Food Composting Workshop to to learn clean composting techniques that won’t have the rats rejoicing.

This event is full and the sign-up is closed

Saturday October 14 & Saturday October 21

Advance registration is required: Please call the office at 758-7997 to register. If it’s rainy or windy on October 14th, we’ll move the prowl to October 21st. If the weather is good on the 14th, we’ll have prowls on both dates.

The Aiston Preserve will open to the public July 15 at noon.

Help us celebrate our 25-year anniversary!

Crab season is coming! Is your gear adequately weighted? Do you have a rot line? A permit? Do you know when and where to crab around Lummi Island? We can help!

Let’s work to protect each other and our community! Let’s remove Scotch broom and replace it with fire-resistant native plants and flowers that support our bees and pollinators.

Learn terminology and look at samples on the Otto Preserve. The series continues the second and fourth Mondays of May and into June.

Ostrander will discuss what she has learned about hope, grit, and resilience from people who live on the front lines of climate change.

Experiences as a member of a hotshot crew and our region’s rapidly changing conditions caused by climate change and fuel loading and what we can do to prepare for a future with fire in the Pacific Northwest.

We are preparing to plant a forest, and we’re looking for volunteers!

Cecilia works on tribal-led initiatives that focus on protecting the nearshore environment, Southern Resident killer whales, and seals.

Find out what makes these tiny, fascinating birds tick. How do they perform their acrobatics? Which flowers are most enticing? What hummers make the arduous 2,700-mile solo migration and which stay with us all winter?

Hanson shows how plants and animals are moving, adapting, and even evolving in real time, and how the sum of their reactions will determine the future.

Come learn about owls with Victoria Souze on a guided evening tour through the Otto Preserve.

Join online or in person for a lively discussion about the remarkable, hopeful, and resilient ways that plants and animals are adjusting to climate change.

We’re so happy to say thank you to our members and to welcome our community by hosting an outdoor movie night at the Otto Preserve meadow with Wall-E.

We’re so happy to say thank you to our members and to welcome our community by hosting movie night at the Otto Preserve meadow with Biggest Little Farm.

Join our environmental education program that teaches children about the wild and natural treasures of our island environment.

As a wildlife veterinarian, Dr. Gaydos works to address diseases in wildlife at the individual animal level as well as at the population level.

Rena Priest is a poet and an enrolled member of the Lhaq’temish (Lummi) Nation.

Exploring the symbolism and impact of corvids from ancient times until now.