We carry on Lynn’s vision.
This is what we have achieved.
Our Mission
Our mission is to protect and nurture the property in the Fox Hollow Valley as healthy and vibrant forestland watched over by creative and industrious dwellers who thrive sustainably in harmony with the land.
We ensure that the forestland dwellers are safe and provided with a foundation for Good Living.
What We’ve Achieved
Safeguarding the Land
The land is protected in perpetuity by the Northwest Land Conservation Trust.
Ongoing: clearing invasive species like Himalayan blackberries, Scotch broom, and more.
Now and forever, the land is a pesticide-free zone!
Learning about the forest dwellers
Our trail cams document the wildlife on the land…deer, skunks, foxes, cougars, and even a bear!
Ongoing: creating a compendium of plant and animal species that live on the land.
Improving the Human Infrastructure
Yurt purchased as workshop space
Replaced appliances
Plumbing, Septic, gray water, and electrical upgrades
Sewing studio completed
Main House improvements
Sauna rebuilt
History of the Trust
2018-2019: Fox Hollow Elders Lynn Bowers, Daniel Tripp, and Alan Foster pass.
2019: Heather and Seth Kimmel are the first trustees. Seth conveys his place to Beth Little.
2021: the Trust is granted 501c3 non-profit status.
2022: Bylaws passed.
2025: Mary Milo, Carol Gray, and Laurel Todd join the Board of Trustees.
2026: Beth Little resigns as Trustee