Land Trust of the Treasure Valley

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

For three decades, the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley has worked to protect the foothills, working lands, wildlife ha...
06/12/2026

For three decades, the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley has worked to protect the foothills, working lands, wildlife habitat, and open spaces that make this region home.

Now we’re looking for sponsors to help make our 2026 Annual Dinner a success.⭐

Your support fuels conservation where it matters most and helps ensure these special places remain part of our community for generations to come.

Help protect our Local Lands and create Lasting Legacies.🌾

Learn more at lttv.org/annual-dinner or contact Chris Colson at [email protected]

We're Hiring!The Land Trust of the Treasure Valley is seeking a Development & Communications Manager to lead fundraising...
06/05/2026

We're Hiring!

The Land Trust of the Treasure Valley is seeking a Development & Communications Manager to lead fundraising, communications, donor engagement, and events for our organization.

If you're passionate about conservation, storytelling, and community-building, we'd love to hear from you.

Boise, Idaho
$55–70K DOE + benefits
Apply by June 28

Email: [email protected]
Learn More: LTTV.org

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This Thursday, June 5th at 6 pm, join us at Harrison Hollow Trailhead or another Harrison Hollow First Thursday featurin...
05/31/2026

This Thursday, June 5th at 6 pm, join us at Harrison Hollow Trailhead or another Harrison Hollow First Thursday featuring a special presentation by Diana Burrell and Matt Clark, authors of "The Hiker’s Guide: Treasure Valley Dog Walks & Hikes."

Offered as a supplementary presentation for our larger trail etiquette series, this workshop will teach you the ins and outs of Advice on hiking with your dog, including etiquette, gear, safety, and helpful "in-fur-mational" tips.

Be sure to join us at Highlands Hollow Brewhouse before or after the presetnation, where every First Thursday they are donating 10% of every purchase back to the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley to support our management of Harrison Hollow
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Matt Clark and Diana Burrell met on a trail - hiking with their dogs. They both have a deep passion for public lands, conservation, hiking, and dogs. They spent two years researching their book "The Hiker's Guide: Treasure Valley Dog Hikes and Walks" to find dog friendly trails in and around the Treasure Valley and promote safety and trail etiquette for people and their pets. Both Matt & Diana served on the Idaho Trails Association board focused on stewardship and trail etiquette. Currently, Matt works in ecosystem sciences and Diana works in conservation. Diana is also a certified Leave No Trace level 1 instructor.

05/12/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Heritage Feast. What a beautiful evening on the hill crest at Dude DeWalt Vineyard- sharing incredible food, celebrating farmland conservation, and honoring the lands and hands that nourish the Treasure Valley!

A special thank you to:
🌾 and for providing the fresh, local ingredients and for the work you do to preserve and innovate the agricultural legacy of our valley
🍽️ .food for preparing these ingredients into a delicious and heartfelt meal
🎵 Charlie Sutton ( ) & Sam Alkire for filling the air with lively music
🎥 and for not only capturing the event, but capturing the feeling of the evening itself

We’re so grateful to everyone who helped make the night so special! We can’t wait for the next celebration! ⭐️

It’s the final day of Idaho Gives, and we still have a long way to go to reach our goal — but with every dollar doubled ...
05/07/2026

It’s the final day of Idaho Gives, and we still have a long way to go to reach our goal — but with every dollar doubled through our matching gift, we can get there together!

We need your help not only to meet this dollar match, but to also match the pace of growth and change happening across the Treasure Valley.

The things we love most about Idaho — trails in our backyards, stretches of working farmland, wildlife as our neighbors — don’t exist by chance. They exist because people continue to choose to protect them.

But as this valley changes, that choice becomes more important than ever. Wildlife habitat is being fragmented. Agricultural land is disappearing. Trails and open spaces are becoming harder to access.

We need your help to keep pace of conservation against this change.
We need your help to protect what makes this place feel like home.

Donate to LTTV for IdahoGives by following the link in our bio, or going to idahogives.org!

🍺 And if you’d like to support conservation in person, stop by Highlands Hollow today! 10% of all purchases throughout the whole day will support our Idaho Gives campaign, and our staff will be there tonight at 5 pm to connect with the community, talk conservation, and share more about the mission of the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley.

We’d love to see you there. 🌿

What would you protect forever?Trails close to home, outdoor education, wildlife habitat, native species, working lands....
05/05/2026

What would you protect forever?

Trails close to home, outdoor education, wildlife habitat, native species, working lands...
Our list is endless, but they all have one thing in common: land.

Land that feeds, land that connects - and once it's gone, it's gone forever.

The things we care about only exist because people have chosen to protect them. Make your choice today by donating to LTTV on this second day of IdahoGives!
Donate here: https://www.idahogives.org/organizations/land-trust-of-the-treasure-valley

We're about halfway through IdahoGives and we need your help getting halfway to our goal! Every donation is DOUBLED this week thanks to our partners at , thus doubling the impact of every dollar.

LTTV has been uniquely positioned here in the Treasure Valley— Idaho’s “banana belt”— where a special convergence of geo...
05/02/2026

LTTV has been uniquely positioned here in the Treasure Valley— Idaho’s “banana belt”— where a special convergence of geology has created fertile soils, open landscapes, and working lands found nowhere else in the state.

These places are rich, rare, and increasingly at risk.

This IdahoGives, May 4-7, we have the opportunity to DOUBLE EVERY DOLLAR donated up to $20,000 thanks to our partners at Duft & Watterson. If we make this match, it'll be our most successful IdahoGives to date!

For 30 years, we’ve been protecting the places we love. With your help, we’ll protect them forever.

Donate to LTTV for IdahoGives by following the link at the bottom of this caption, or going to idahogives.org and searching 'Land trust of the Treasure Valley'

LTTV IdahoGives Profile: https://www.idahogives.org/organizations/land-trust-of-the-treasure-valley

We are bringing back our Trail Etiquette 101— but now we have even MORE to offer!In partnership with Adventure K-9, we'r...
04/12/2026

We are bringing back our Trail Etiquette 101— but now we have even MORE to offer!

In partnership with Adventure K-9, we're proud to present this six-week, hands-on course designed to make you and your pup the gold standard of trail users.

This is a $200 value that we are offering to you for only $75!

Adventure K-9 is offering to you their four-week training course, modified exclusively for trails, with 2 additional classes, in-field, at Harrison Hollow!

Included in your registration is a copy of "The Hiker's Guide: Treasure Valley Dog Hikes & Walks" by Matt Clark & Diana Burrell, a compilation of 80 trails, paths, and parks friendly for people and dogs, and how to use them properly.

To learn more about the course and to reserve your spot, click here: https://www.lttv.org/hhdogclasses
(Act quickly! Space is limited to ensure personalized instruction for every dog-and-human duo. )

It's time for our 3rd annual Heritage Feast! Dine next to farmers and producers, eat local produce and meat prepared by ...
04/09/2026

It's time for our 3rd annual Heritage Feast!

Dine next to farmers and producers, eat local produce and meat prepared by Boise’s very own Olive + Pearl, listen to live music by Charlie Sutton, and feel the breeze rolling through the plains. A night well spent!

This year, we’re hosting our dinner at Dude DeWalt Vineyards, one of the oldest vineyards in this state! While overlooking the rolling foothills, we’ll be supporting and celebrating local agriculture here in the Treasure Valley.

Your tickets are waiting for you here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/OkSvoRQbMQqYK0PqKpW5-g

01/15/2026

Same groceries, but with a bigger impact! 🌱 🛒

By linking your Fred Meyer account to the Land Trust of the Treasure Valley through the Community Rewards Program, a portion of your purchases comes back to LTTV... at no extra cost to you!

Just go to fredmeyer.com, sign in or sign up, and access your community rewards through your account settings.
Find LTTV by looking up Land Trust of the Treasure Valley or the number JN116, and enroll!

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