Building Climate Resilience on the Olympic Peninsula

Photo of a Rhododendron Macrophyllum in the Quimper Wildlife Corridor by Wendy Feltham

Rhododendron Macrophyllum in the Quimper Wildlife Corridor by Wendy Feltham.

Our Climate Resilience Alliance

Jefferson Land Trust and North Olympic Land Trust work to conserve the Olympic Peninsula’s rich habitat, natural resources, prime farmland soils, and breathtaking scenery — in perpetuity. Our two organizations have formed a Climate Resilience Alliance to help ensure the Olympic Peninsula thrives in the face of climate change. Working together, we’ll tackle conservation and stewardship projects across the Olympic Peninsula that best prepare our lands and communities for the changes already underway.

Click on and scroll through the interactive story map below to learn more about this effort and our Land Resilience Study and/or read the details of our the study here.