Restoration at Tumtum

As many know, recently there was a fire near Tumtum, the Lake Spokane Fire, which burned over 2,500 acres. Our property was directly in the center of the fire and burned most of our acreage. All funds will be used to restore the property with native grasses, shrubs, and trees, to form a more fire-resistant and natural area for all to enjoy.

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Your Impact Matters

Our Flagship Property This 320-acre property near Tumtum Washington features a seasonal stream that nourishes diverse native wildlife and supports critical habitat corridors. Its landscape plays a vital role in maintaining regional biodiversity and ecological resilience.

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Our Mission for Impact Nature

Our mission is to conserve the natural areas of our world with the most up-to-date scientific based methods, to ensure our environment's health and well-being for all to benefit.

We are committed to partnering with local organizations and businesses to achieve our goals in conservation, restoration, education, and recreation. If you or a business/organization/school is interested in partnering with us please click below.

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Current Initiatives

Discover our ongoing projects focused on conservation, restoration, education, and recreation. Each initiative is designed to contribute positively to our environment and community.

Conservation

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We aim to acquire land with a priority for ecological importance, conserving it for future generations to enjoy while benefiting the environment, wildlife, and the broader community.

Restoration

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We strive to plant historical species that are resilient to future climate challenges, manage invasive and non-native species, restore and expand habitats for native wildlife, and create and accelerate the development of self-sustaining ecosystems.

Education

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We provide scholarships and grants to students and educational programs that promote ecology and conservation, offer community opportunities to learn and engage in conservation practices, share information about the ecological and historical significance of our properties, and conduct research to address the environment’s most pressing challenges in order to build a more resilient future.

Recreation

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We aim to create additional opportunities for the community to enjoy natural lands and ecosystems by providing public access to conservation areas for recreation, and by partnering with local institutions to support community well-being through both recreation and conservation efforts.