For decades, Inland Northwest Land Conservancy has hoped to protect a piece of land, more than 1,000 acres in size, along the Little Spokane River. This place, known as Glen Tana, may be the last undeveloped piece of land its size this near to an urban core in all of Washington. This is a chance for you to speak up for its long-term protection and care. Learn more about your Conservancy’s involvement in this project here.

Survey link: Riverside State Park Planning Survey (research.net)

Project webpage: Parks.wa.gov/Riverside_Planning  

Link to online public comment form: Form Center • Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, WA • CivicEngage