Washington State’s DNR is seeking $30 million in legislative funding to conserve six key parcels, including Spokane’s Thorpe land, which will become a community park protecting rare flora and boosting local amenities. The Trust Land Transfer Program will move these lands to agencies like WDFW, the Natural Areas Program, or back to the Yakama Nation—pending legislative approval. An advisory committee ranked 11 proposals by ecological, community, and public value, with this full funding covering five projects and partially funding a sixth. Meanwhile, DNR will replace transferred lands with revenue-generating ones to sustain schools and services, striking a smart balance between conservation and community needs.
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