Moritani Preserve2024-02-23T10:21:45-08:00

MORITANI PRESERVE

Make a gift to Moritani Preserve

We’re doing great things at Moritani Preserve with your help! Forest and meadow restoration, eradication of invasive weeds, and replanting with beautiful Northwest natives. Make a gift today to support this important work in the island’s beautiful natural park near the heart of downtown Bainbridge Island.

Upcoming events

Moritani Preserve Work Party

May 16 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

2023 Stewardship Report

To say it’s been an exciting 12 months at Moritani would be an understatement. Thanks to your help, the Preserve In the Heart of Winslow has received so much extraordinary care and – it’s Valentine’s month, so yes, we’ll say it – love! 

Your support through the Parks & Trails Foundation funded intensive, weeklong work sessions by EarthCorps and Student Conservation Corps, who concentrated on restoring the park’s east boundary. These teams worked with Bainbridge Metro Parks to revive an area that not long ago was overrun by vines and invasives, but this spring will be newly abloom. Visit the park and see!   

Some 350 volunteers of all ages turned out through the year, offering 400-plus person-hours of spirited work at the Preserve. Volunteers planted 90 hardy native shrubs and trees (funded with your support), established new “habitat piles” of fallen sticks for the forest’s littlest critters, and spread many, many yards of mulch. 

It was a true community effort: Nature Ninjas, Nature Nuts, Eagle Harbor Community Church, Madrona School, Montessori Country School, Island School, Bainbridge Island Montessori School, Hyla School, FITUS, Bainbridge Island Parks & Trails Committee and the City of Bainbridge Island – all participated in the restoration effort. 

Your generous financial support makes all of this possible, and we thank you. 

Help keep it going! February is the month to show your love for Moritani Preserve by renewing your generous gift. Help us reach our $20,000 goal for another year of amazing restoration and stewardship. 

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