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104 North Laurel,
Suite 104
Port Angeles, WA 98362
Phone (360) 417-1815
Fax: (360) 457-1089
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Welcome to the North Olympic Land Trust

North Olympic Land Trust is a non-profit conservation organization serving the communities of the North Olympic Peninsula. We are working to conserve the ecologically and economically vital lands of the Olympic Peninsula of Washington. 

Executive Director Job Opportunity

North Olympic Land Trust is hiring for an Executive Director. The Executive Director is the public face of the Land Trust, builds and maintains relationships with community partners and supporters, actively leads conservation and fundraising activities, and manages the organization’s finances and administration. It is a full-time position with a benefit package.  The ED reports to the president of the Board of Directors. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. NOLT is based in Port Angeles, Washington.  

For more information, please see the job posting (Word format), job posting (PDF format)

Elk Creek Fall Conservation Area
Environmental Learning Shelter Opened!

The Elk Creek Conservation Area Environmental Learning Shelter

North Olympic Land Trust has opened its Environmental Learning Shelter at the Elk Creek Conservation Area. The 255-acre Elk Creek Conservation Area just outside of the Forks, WA city limits is now open for use by local schools and teachers for field trips and outdoor natural sciences classes. The shelter will be utilized for lessons and rain cover during field trips.

The shelter was was completed using locally harvested wood and donated funds, materials, and labor from Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition, Clallam County SKY Crew, Olympic Corrections Center's OCC Crew, Larry and Sherry Baysinger of Rain Forest Horse Rides, Allen Logging Co., Forks Outfitters, Forks True Value, Co., and First Federal Savings and Loan. The final donation to complete the project came from Diane Jorgenson, a retired environmental education teacher in Port Angeles. 

Those interested in conducting environmental education classes at the property or volunteering on future work parties can contact NOLT Stewardship Director Lorrie Campbell at Lorrie@NOLT.org and (360) 417-1815 extension #7. Those interested in contributing to the continued upkeep and improvement of the property should contact NOLT at (360) 417-1815.