• Our Good Neighbor Handbook - A Guide for Landowners in the Methow Valley
  
  
• Our Shrub Steppe Restoration Handbook covering topics like: identifying shrub-steppe, evaluating your site, weed identification and treatment recommendations, and planting for restoration.
  
  
• Our Young Naturalist Activity Booklet features a variety of nature-related games, quizzes, and activities, including a hiking scavenger hunt, matching animals to their tracks, an outdoor activities crossword puzzle, and much more. 
  
  
• Our Methow Valley Field Guide features 124 plant and animal species.  Trees, shrubs, flowers, birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals are depicted in full color images with both common and scientific names along with a bit of information about the species.
  
  
• Our Annual Conservation Course
  

  • 2010 Shrub-Steppe Course Documents
    
  • 2009 Bird Course Documents
    
  • 2008 Water Course Documents
    
  • 2007 Phenology Course Documents
  • Our 2006 Course on 1) Methow Migrations & 2) Regional Geoology were filmed each week. These DVDs are available to borrow from our in-house conservation library.
    
    
• Methow Forest Owners' Cooperative Community Survey
  
  
• Community Fire Plan Summary Report (be patient, this is a big pdf document)
  
  
• Local Sustainablity Sites
  

  • EcoHouse Methow
  • Methow Recycles
  • Methow Resource Recovery
  • Methow Ride Share
  • Methow Watershed Council
  • Partnership for a Sustainable Methow
  
  
• Valley Web Cams

  • Methownet.com Web Cam

• Local Stream Flow Information

  • Methow River near Mazama
  • Chewuch River at Winthrop
  • Methow River at Winthrop
  • Twisp River near Twisp
  • Methow River near Pateros
    
    
• Wildlife Habitat

  • Methow Valley Habitat Restoration Projects
    
    
• Land Trusts

  • The Land Trust Alliance: Helping protect land through the nation's land trusts.
  • Links to US Land Trusts by state as well as other organizations, foundations and government agencies involved in protecting natural resources.

Why we do what we do
"A Short History of America" by Robert Crumb