Make Earth Day, every day!

Spring has sprung and the Conservancy has a stacked line up events to get you out on the land and involved in the community. A lot of our upcoming events are in partnership with other local organizations and groups. Our work would not be possible without our partners and volunteers like you!

See below for a preview of our various upcoming events by event type

Earth Day Clean Up at Waikiki Springs

Celebrate Earth Day on the land this year! Join the Conservancy and our partners at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to clean and maintain the beloved Switchback Trail at Waikiki Springs. Tools and capacity are limited – reserve your spot by registering below!

Bi-weekly Waikiki Wednesday

We will be hosting volunteer stewardship events at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve, every other Wednesday from 9:00am-2:00pm. We will be performing various stewardship tasks like invasive species removal, trail maintenance, planting, and everything else in between! Information for each weeks event will be emailed to everyone who registered the Monday before. We will have snacks and coffee before the event starts from 8:40am- 9:00am

Click the buttons below to register for the desired volunteer date

Friends with Palisades x Inland Northwest Land Conservancy

Throughout 2024, your Conservancy will be partnering with Friends of Palisades to co-host a some of guided hikes and park clean ups at Palisades Park. Meet like-minded community members while learning a little more about this beautiful place we call home.

Click the buttons below to register for the desired event

City Nature Challenge

Join Inland Northwest Land Conservancy and our nature-loving community in gathering information about the land and species we all care about! Understanding the species that we share this earth with is critical to protecting important habitats and migration corridors, restoring habitat, and developing strong trail and forest management plans. We’ll spend time together making observations of the species of Spokane County from April 26th to 29th, and submit that data to the good folks at City Nature Challenge, who not only track and compare our observations, but observations from across the world!

Click the buttons below to register for the desired outing (there will be multiple groups taking species observations on the same day, but at different locations)

Philosophical Hiking with Eastern Washington University Students

This Spring, the Conservancy’s Volunteer Hike Docents will be joined by Eastern Washington University students to bring a philosophical lens to our hikes. As part of earning their community engagement credit for their course, these students will lead a guided discussion on a reading relevant to the land you are hiking on. We hope these discussions will encourage deeper engagement with the land you’re exploring!

Click the buttons below to register for the desired hike