The White Pines Land includes a rolling meadow, young white pine-dominated forest, and an older, mixed coniferous forest. Wildlife abounds here with many dear, bear, rabbit and coyote. The meadow and forest team with bird life from spring to fall.



As of 2008, we have created running trails, solar shower, camping facilities, organic gardens and orchard. In addition to planting a garden and orchard, our future plan is to work at restoring the creek to its natural form and vitality. Along its sides, we will plant native deciduous and coniferous trees including cedar, poplar, alder, willow and birch. Over time, the trees will provide shade and increase the water quality of the creek. The growth of native, moisture loving ground cover will also be encouraged. At the lower end of the creek there is a 30-foot drop into a pond.



In our stewardship of this land we will follow the principles of permaculture, where the land is a living organism with nutrient cycles that sustain an abundance of life.