Kachemak Heritage Land Trust

Kachemak Heritage Land Trust Conserving the natural heritage of the Kenai Peninsula for future generations.

We're grateful to the  and the  for their support of KHLT's stewardship program. Funding for general operating costs hel...
06/30/2026

We're grateful to the and the for their support of KHLT's stewardship program. Funding for general operating costs helps make conservation possible—from trail maintenance and monitoring protected lands to responding to stewardship needs throughout the year. Thank you for investing in the places that make our community special.

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Thank you for all the baby salmon lovin' at Homer's Solstice Fair last weekend! 🐟💚We loved connecting with our community...
06/27/2026

Thank you for all the baby salmon lovin' at Homer's Solstice Fair last weekend! 🐟💚

We loved connecting with our community and sharing why salmon habitat protection matters. Healthy salmon runs depend on healthy lands and clean water, which is why Kachemak Heritage Land Trust works to conserve and steward lands that protect streams, wetlands, forests, and the watersheds that support salmon throughout their lives.

By protecting these places today, we're helping ensure that future generations can continue to fish, harvest, and enjoy the salmon that are such an important part of life on the southern Kenai Peninsula.

KHLT's participation in this event was funded, in part, by a Department of Environmental Conservation Alaska Clean Water Actions Grant 25-02.

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06/25/2026
06/23/2026

The Conservation Fund has permanently protected the last private land on Nuka Island, expanding Kachemak Bay State Park and securing coastal wildlife habitat along Alaska's Gulf Coast.

💧🌿 Big news for Homer's Beluga Wetlands!Thanks to a partnership between the , Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research R...
06/23/2026

💧🌿 Big news for Homer's Beluga Wetlands!

Thanks to a partnership between the , Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (), and Kachemak Heritage Land Trust, 26.5 acres of wetlands have been permanently protected. This marks the first completed acquisition in the City's "Sponge" project—an effort to conserve wetlands that naturally absorb, slow, and filter stormwater before it reaches Kachemak Bay.

These wetlands do more than manage stormwater—they help protect water quality, support wildlife habitat, reduce erosion, and provide important winter habitat for moose. By protecting these lands today, we're investing in a healthier, more resilient Homer for generations to come.

KHLT was honored to help facilitate this conservation effort and is grateful to longtime Homer resident Mike Kennedy for his commitment to permanently protecting this special place.

Together, we're conserving the natural heritage of the Kenai Peninsula—one property at a time. 💚

Pictured:
Melissa Jacobsen , City of Homer - City Manager
Mike Kennedy, Homer Resident
Amanda Kelly, KHLT Stewardship Manager
Julie Engebretsen , City of Homer - Community Development Director

06/20/2026
🫎 Fact Friday!  Moose calves can gain up to 2–3 pounds a day during their first few months of life!  This week, our team...
06/19/2026

🫎 Fact Friday!

Moose calves can gain up to 2–3 pounds a day during their first few months of life!

This week, our team was treated to a special sight outside the office window—a mama moose and her calf. Moose rely on healthy habitats for food, shelter, and raising their young, making conserved lands an important part of supporting Alaska's wildlife.

Moments like these are a reminder of why land conservation matters.

New Day Use Only signs are up on the Poopdeck Trail! 🌿Thank you to our Stewardship Assistant, Carly and Vermont Law inte...
06/11/2026

New Day Use Only signs are up on the Poopdeck Trail! 🌿

Thank you to our Stewardship Assistant, Carly and Vermont Law intern, Annika for helping install signage that protects this special place and helps keep the trail enjoyable for everyone.

✨ KHLT’s 2026 Gala ✨Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating conservation, community, and the flavors of Alaska....
06/03/2026

✨ KHLT’s 2026 Gala ✨

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating conservation, community, and the flavors of Alaska.

📅 Thursday, July 30, 2026
🕔 5:00–9:00 PM
📍 Danish Daughter Peony Farm, Homer, Alaska

Enjoy a thoughtfully curated menu prepared by James Beard Award recognized chef, Mandy Dixon showcasing the best of Alaska's land, sea, and local farms.

🌿 Appetizers
• Local cured red salmon | sushi rice | gooseberry
• Alaska potato | salmon roe | crème fraîche | wild herbs
• Beet tostada | crab salad

🍽️ Dinner (served family-style)
• Grilled vegetables from Synergy Farms
• Alaska barley grain salad with spruce vinaigrette
• Birch-glazed black cod
• Braised beef with pickled wild mushrooms

🫐 Dessert
• Blueberry Basque cheesecake
Raise a glass, enjoy an extraordinary meal, listen to live music, and help support the conservation of the lands and waters that make the Kachemak Bay region so special.

🎟️ Get your tickets today at https://www.kachemaklandtrust.org/2026-fundraiser-gala.html #/

Address

533 E Pioneer Ave
Homer, AK
99603

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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