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Calendar of Events
last updated January 29, 2010

Graphic of a calendarINLT has several activities planned for the next few months. We hope you can join us for some or all of these events.


Tuesday, February 9 - 5:30-8:30 PM
Spokane Green Drinks at Northern Lights Brewery - featuring Inland Northwest Land Trust

A mug of green beerCome meet Inland Northwest Land Trust staff and get the latest on INLT's land-saving projects. Enjoy Northern Lights beer and food and tour the Dry Fly Distillery.

Northern Lights Brewery
1003 E Trent Ste 107
Spokane WA


Saturday, April 17
Earth Day Celebration on Main

Stop by our table during the Earth Day Celebration on Main Street between Division and Browne. There will be plenty of other things to do while you're here.

Call Brooke Nicholson at 509-328-2939 if you are interested in volunteering to help out at our table.


Tuesday, April 20
Earth Day Cabaret at Barrel Room #6 in Coeur d'Alene

Join us for an evening of entertainment, wine, and scrumptuous appetizers. This is a fundraiser for Inland Northwest Land Trust. Check back soon for more information.


Thursday, April 22
Earth Day Cabaret at Barrister Winery in Spokane

Join us for an evening of entertainment, wine, and scrumptuous appetizers. This is a fundraiser for Inland Northwest Land Trust. Check back soon for more information.


Monday, November 1
Terry Tempest Williams

Renowned author Terry Tempest Williams will speak during a luncheon fundraiser for Inland Northwest Land Trust. Check back soon for more information.


If you have any questions about any of these events, please feel free to contact Vicki Egesdal at 509-328-2939 or vegesdal@inlandnwlandtrust.org.










Renew your membership, give a gift of membership, or make an extra gift before the end of the year
Support INLT and its mission through your charitable gifts

envelopes for giftsIf you haven’t already renewed your membership for 2010, you have probably received your first reminder.

Please consider signing up for automatic monthly or quarterly giving – which spreads your membership gift over the whole year.

Even if you have renewed, please consider making an extra year-end gift to the land trust to support our conservation work. You may designate your gift to the special projects fund or stewardship fund – or you may allow INLT to use it wherever it is needed most.

If you’re thinking of making a legacy gift, you can name INLT as one of the beneficiaries in your will, life insurance, or IRA. You can also give money to INLT’s endowment fund at the Inland Northwest Community Foundation.

If you have any questions about membership or making gifts to Inland Northwest Land Trust, click here or contact Vicki Egesdal, Director of Development, at 509-328-2939 or vegesdal@inlandnwlandtrust.org.


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Wish list - laptop running Windows XP
As the land trust grows, we need donations of equipment to help us protect the Wild Lifelines

Are you upgrading your laptop to Windows 7?

Do you have an old laptop or netbook running Windows XP you could donate to INLT to replace our laptop that was stolen this summer?

We use a laptop to show PowerPoint presentations at speaking engagements and outreach events. It doesn't have to be powerful -- just something we can take "on the road."

Contact Vicki at 509-328-2939 or vegesdal@inlandnwlandtrust.org if you can help us out.

Bike Trails and Deer Tails: Maucieri Easement Preserves Forest and Animal Habitat
2009-09-16
500 acres near Harrison, Idaho along eastern shore of Lake Coeur d’Alene

The Maucieri conservation easement protects 500 acres and a mile-and-a-half of Lake Coeur d'Alene shoreline.

As bike riders and runners hit the Coeur d’Alene trail to test their endurance, one land owner persevered and achieved her own long distance trek. Jean Maucieri worked with Inland Northwest Land Trust to permanently protect 1.5 miles of Lake Coeur d’Alene shoreline bordering the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes.

Click here to learn more about the land and why Jean Maucieri chose to protect it.


Kootenai County

Lake Coeur d'Alene and the other lakes of Kootenai County are part of a Wild Lifeline for many species of fish, birds, plants, and mammals.


Verbrugge Restoration Planting Taking Off!
2009-09-05
Protector tubes mean a healthy deciduous future for Verbrugge wetlands, permanently protected with a conservation easement by Inland Northwest Land Trust



Since fall of last year, a wetland meadow restoration project on the family’s 605-acre property near Newport has been just about the only thing on Gary Verbrugge’s mind.

Click here for more about the restoration on the Verbrugge conservation easement.



Pend Oreille County

Located in the northeast corner of Washington, Pend Oreille County is mostly rural. The Pend Oreille River and the many lakes and mountains provide outstanding habitat for wildlife. The forests support recreation and timber production.

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