Complete
acquisition
of Phase II parcels of high priority estuarine land.
Work
with TNC and other partners to develop
conservation plan for Nehalem Watershed.
Promote protection,
conservation, restoration and sound use
of local lands through letters or
attendance
at public meetings as
appropriate.
Community
Outreach
and Education
Conduct
two
adult workshops on local ecology.
Conduct
sixteen
watershed education field trips for K-6 students.
Continue
presence
at special community events: Farmer’s Market and Alternative Gift Fair.
Make
presentations
to at least two local organizations.
Publish
&
distribute two newsletters, an annual report, and a Trust brochure
Conduct
community
celebrations/events.
oHost
a Fall Harvest Celebration
oCo-sponsor
Biennial Estaury Clean-up in 2011
oEarth
Day/Volunteer Appreciation event
Coastal Food
Ecology Center
Support four gardens at Alder Creek Farm: the Community
Garden and greenhouse, Fruit and Berry Orchard, Permaculture Garden,
and
Children’s Pumpkin Garden.
Contribute surplus fruit and vegetables from ACF gardens to
the North County Food Bank
Provide two adult gardening workshops
Support the submission of a grant(s) for funding of a
garden
manager to oversee a summer garden program for children, additional
adult
garden education, garden/greenhouse improvements and exploration of
self-funding operation.
Incorporate education into each garden program through
hands-on demonstrations, signage, experimental applications,
literature,
research, etc.
Continue development of the Nehalem Teaching Trail,
carrying
out habitat development funded by TCCC, and exploring partners for
continued
development.
Pursue next phase of greenhouse upgrades.
Explore raising chickens and/or ducks, including issues of
housing, safety, management, and cost sharing.
Trust
Administration
& Board Development
Employ
staff
to assist with Trust administration.
Provide
training
for Board, staff, and volunteers.
Do
research
on creating future endowment fund.
Add
one
Board member to reach seven members.
Complete
Land
Trust Alliance self-assessment.
Stewardship
and
Restoration
Develop
and implement annual stewardship monitoring
protocol
Manage native plant nursery at ACF
Conduct stewardship and restoration projects.
oAlder
Creek Farm
Continue restoration
planting
and maintenance.
Continue invasive plant
removal, including the west boundary.
Support wetlands planting
and
maintenance
Review monitoring protocol
and designate vegetation, bird, and water monitoring sites
oVosberg
Creek
Complete removal of
concrete
fish tank debris, and complete additional planting with USFW & LNWC
Collect and file previous
surveys
and other sources of information related to flora and fauna
Maintain and monitor
plantings and remove non-native/invasive plants
Review concept of trail and
implementation
if appropriate
oCedar Creek
Complete and begin to
implement Management Plan
Complete removal of scrap
metal, the water intake infrastructure, theabandoned
tire trail, fallen silo, and other
debris on the properties
Begin planting native
plants
and removing non-native plants
Fundraising/Development
Further
diversify
Trust funding base and develop organizational capacity
oIncrease
number of contacts, members, donors, major donors, andvolunteers
oPresent
a speakers series (2) as fundraising events
oDevelop
and submit grant(s) to fund development services contract
oParticipate
in bequest awareness campaign
oContinue
annual signature events – Living Locally & Pie Night
Continue
Lands
Campaign to raise funds for acquisition & stewardship of new
properties in conjunction with the Land Protection Committee
Facilities
Complete scheduled maintenance and pay utilities
for Trust
properties.
oAlder
Creek Farm
Maintain barn and road.
oVosberg
Maintain sheds.
Repair walking bridge over
creek in central area of property.