Dishman Hills Conservancy is Washington State's oldest Land Trust, with a rich history dating back to 1966. Their mission is to permanently protect the Dishman Hills while connecting people to nature through conservation, education, and recreation. They envision a vibrant and continuous ecosystem that spans from the Dishman Hills Natural Area to the Stevens Creek Trailhead, recognized as an asset to the Greater Spokane Community.

DHC's core values are stewardship, advocacy, integrity, education, and conservation. With a lean staff, a dedicated Board of Directors, and a strong community of members and volunteers, they work tirelessly to achieve their goals. In addition to their conservation efforts, Dishman Hills Conservancy also offers opportunities for individuals to get involved.

They have volunteer committees focused on Stewardship and Education, providing a chance to support their cause while maintaining contact with other members and DHC leaders. If you're passionate about nature, conservation, and preserving the beauty of Washington State, Dishman Hills Conservancy offers you a way to make a meaningful impact. Join their mission today and contribute to the protection of this precious ecosystem