"Look Deep into nature and then you will understand everything better"          Albert Einstein


Vision Statement:

Klamath Lake Land Trust advocates for the conservation, protection and restoration of South Central Oregon's forests, wetlands, deserts, and watersheds. WE use restoration, land acquistion, conservation easements, ecologically informed land management, and public education to sustain and improve the environment and cultural values provided by wildlands in Klamath and Lake Counties.

We work with landowners, local communities, government and other interested parties to promote conservation and restoration of the natural environment. We place special emphasis on establishing a network of permanently conserved land that encompasses important rivers and streams, wildlife corridors, and large expanses of intact habitat.




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our 2011 Annual Report. 

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Klamath Lake Land Trust                                                                                      Office: 212 S. 9th St., Klamath Falls                                                                                                                                                                      info(at)klamathlakelandtrust.org                               

Dedicated to the conservation and restoration 
of natural land in Klamath and Lake Counties

Welcome to the Klamath Lake Land Trust Home Page.
Click here to learn about our hiking and wildlife informational events for 2012.

Check out our campaigns page to learn about our effort to preserve Antelope Country
and the special habitat known as the sagebrush steppe.

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