Blog Posts

Pine Beetles

By Pat Loomis, Conservancy Volunteer It doesn’t take too much time of living here in the Inland Northwest before some ...

The Carder Farm – Protected Forever

In 1902, Joseph Carder bought forty acres outside of Coeur d’Alene, on Blackwell Hill, overlooking Cougar Bay. Joseph ...

Tooth of the Lion

By Pat Loomis, Conservancy Volunteer Dandelions are named from the French “dent de lion” meaning “ tooth of the li...

Summer Events with INLC

Join INLC in May and June for fun events!

INLC Office Opens in Coeur d’Alene

Join staff and board members of Inland Northwest Land Conservancy as we celebrate the opening of our new office in the I...

Where Are All the Aspen Going?

By Garrick Bateman, Conservancy Volunteer High above the timberline, on an otherwise placid fall morning in the alpine, ...

Favorite Lake Places

By Heidi Lasher, Conservancy Volunteer At the end of 2022, Inland Northwest Land Conservancy completed two important con...

Pencil the Conservancy into your Summer Plans!

You’re going to want to grab your planners for this one folks! From species data collection, to outdoor movies, to...

Spring 2023 Newsletter has Arrived!

Our spring celebration of local conservation and love of nature hit mailboxes last week. You can access the digital vers...

Spokane Edible Tree Project

By Carolyn Knowles, President – Spokane Edible Tree Project We love and respect all the work being done at INLC an...

IT Volunteer Position

Collaborates with: INLC Team  Reports to: Associate Director  Status: Volunteer  Hours per week: Up to 5,...

Arrowleaf Balsamroot

By Pat Loomis, Conservancy Volunteer Get ready for a profusion of yellow sunflowers blooming all over our area.  Th...

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2022 Impact Report