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The Land Trust of the Treasure Valley is a community based non-profit and non-government organization working to conserve open space. lttv.org

09/29/2026

Hi guys, Madison here!

This month I attended my first Rally ever, and even got a cute pin to mark the occasion!

Rally was in Denver this year, and I was lucky enough to receive a scholarship through the Land Trust Alliance, in partnership with NRCS, that helped make the trip possible.

My schedule was packed with sessions on conservation, storytelling, making big dreams come true, and all the technical nitty-gritty that goes into a job well done. And, of course, I got to meet and network with our Idaho friends and land trusts from all across the country!

It was an awesome few days, and I’m already excited for the next one. Questions about my experience? Ask away!

Happy Rally, everyone!

09/24/2026

Every nonprofit loves the thrill of a big gift or a generous grant - but those moments aren’t guaranteed.

Our revenue without Sagebrush Stewards looks like a roller coaster, with highs we can’t always predict and lows we can’t afford.

Revenue from our monthly donors, though, is steady and dependable. Sagebrush Stewards are the reason we can budget for the long term and tackle urgent conservation needs without hesitation.

Conservation is long-term work - land doesn’t protect itself in sudden bursts, and neither should our funding.

Learn more about becoming a Sagebrush Steward. Link in bio ✨

THANK YOU to all our donors! Your support means everything!

09/19/2026

Protecting open space is always in season! 🌾

Find Chris & LTTV at the Boise Farmers Market and learn more about the work happening right here in the Treasure Valley.

Boise Farmers Market | 1500 Shoreline
September 19th | 9A-1P

09/18/2026

FIND US!

Get Repost App • Dry Creek History Don’t forget to mark you calendars for Old Time Farm Day! Check out everything that will be happening on the Farmstead! We’re also looking for Volunteers (link on the OTFD page) and Bakers for the Bake Sale.
https://www.drycreekhistory.org/events/old-time-farm-day

09/16/2026

Get Repost App • Taproots Farm Hub You don’t want to miss it!

Taproots Farm Hub presents a one-day summit on Collaborative Agriculture Systems: a gathering focused on the future of farming in the rapidly growing Treasure Valley.

This summit will bring together farmers, landowners, city & county planners, attorneys, lenders, community leaders, and advocates to hear from local leaders and national innovators who are enacting alternatives to business as usual in the realms of long-term farmland preservation and access, agritourism, collaboration on direct-market organic agriculture, beginning farmer training, and so much more!

Agenda Highlights:
-Keynote: Sarah Mock, journalist, author & podcast host, Author of Farm and Other F Words and Big Team Farms; host of The Only Thing That Lasts podcast
-Breakfast, lunch, and light happy hour apps featuring local ingredients, provided by KIN
-Breakout tracks for city & county planners, ag land preservation advocates, and small-scale farmers
-Challenges and opportunities in agricultural land planning, conservation, and long-term stewardship: guests TBA
-Conserving land creatively: innovative Farmer’s Land Trust agricultural models
-Strength in numbers: economic advantages of collaboration in organic, direct-market agriculture
-No host networking happy hour

Join this powerhouse group of local & national food systems movers & shakers as we move beyond the hopeless narrative of farmland loss and soulless development, and skill up on practical tools, inspiring examples, and new opportunities for collaboration that stretch our imaginations toward more plausible and exciting alternatives. Come connect, build partnerships, and discover unexpected solutions to shared challenges.

This project is supported through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP). TOPP is a program of the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and is administered by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Organic Program (NOP). Know a farm interested in transitioning to organic? Reach out to Hanna, an Organic Transition Specialist, at [email protected].

08/31/2026

THANK YOU!

To everyone who joined us last Friday to celebrate 30 years of the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley, thank you! Our 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner was an incredible evening, and we had such a wonderful time celebrating with all of you.

A very special thank you to our incredible volunteers, board members, and staff who helped make the evening possible. And an extra-big thank you to Mary Arnold for her beautiful live painting of Eagle Island Point. Watching the painting come to life throughout the evening - and seeing her capture a place we worked so hard to protect - was truly special and emotional.

So, cheers to 30 years of conservation, a wonderful night of celebration, and all that comes next! The support and generosity of everyone who joined us will help make even more conservation possible across southwest Idaho. We can't wait to see where the next 30 years take us. 💚

Local Lands, Lasting Legacies.

08/25/2026

Just 3 days to go!

This Friday, we’re gathering at JUMP to celebrate 30 years of protecting the places that make the Treasure Valley home.

If you’ve been meaning to join us, now’s the time; this is your last chance to grab your tickets for LTTV’s 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner!

Join us for an evening of good food, great company, signature drinks, incredible auction and raffle items, and a celebration of the people and places that have shaped 30 years of conservation.

🎟️ Get your tickets at https://lttvannualdinner26.afrogs.org/ #/index

Friday, August 28th · JUMP

Local Lands. Lasting Legacies.

08/23/2026

This year's Silent Auction features a one-of-a-kind Star Garnet necklace handcrafted by Stewart's Gem Shop, a selection of vibrant crystal art photography from award-winning photographer Harold, and a mountain biking package designed to get you out on the trails.

Place your bids at our 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner on Friday, August 28th at JUMP, and take home something truly one-of-a-kind. Every bid helps support our work protecting the landscapes and communities that make southwest Idaho home.

Come celebrate 30 years of Local Lands, Lasting Legacies, and maybe leave with something special. ✨

Tickets on sale now; visit lttv.org to learn more!

08/22/2026

Nights out, Boise favorites, new adventures, movies on the big screen, Idaho reads, and much, much more could be going home with you!

Join us at our 30th Anniversary Annual Dinner Friday, August 28th at JUMP, for your chance to win one of these locally inspired raffle baskets - all while supporting the lands and communities that make southwest Idaho home.

We can't wait to see you there! Get your tickets now and see what else awaits at this year's conservation celebration. 🎟️✨ Learn more at lttv.org

08/20/2026

Thirty years deserves a toast. 🥂

This year's Annual Dinner bar menu is getting a little anniversary treatment, with four signature drinks inspired by 30 years of conservation, community, and the places we love.

30-Year-Old Fashioned
Conservation Cran
Giving Time Gin & Tonic
Perpetuity Paloma

Come raise a glass with us as we celebrate three decades of protecting the lands, waters, wildlife, farms, and open spaces that make the Treasure Valley home.

30th Anniversary Annual Dinner
Friday, August 28th · JUMP

Tickets are on sale now! Visit lttv.org to learn more and reserve your spot

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708 W Franklin Street
Boise, ID
83702

Telephone

+12083451452

Website

http://lttv.org/

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