Two Land Trusts Merge for Bigger Conservation Impact
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Two conservation groups in Washington state, Dishman Hills Conservancy and Inland Northwest Land Conservancy, are merging to bolster land protections. Dishman Hills, the states oldest land trust, owns around 1,000 acres, while Inland Northwest has safeguarded approximately 30,000 acres. Both organizations share a common goal of preserving nature and have started talks to merge, with a joint committee forming in 2022. The merger aims to strengthen conservation efforts and protect spots like Iller Creek and Glenrose.
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