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An historic prime source of sustenance for wildlife and Native Americans, a place to build longhouses and later first homesteads for the first European settlers. Enough sun, water, and fertile earth to supply a large community today yet saved for those wild creatures with silent votes and a fortunate few who would be stewards of such a worthy place. |
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We strive for a network of multi-use open space throughout Orcas |
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| Stewards Knoll in partial view lower left corner. | ||
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| Stewards' Knoll in upper left area of photo. | ||
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Supporting Comments and positive actions from Governmental Agencies and other sources. S. J. C. Land bank, Preservation Trust, S. J. C. Conservation District, Marine Resource Committee, Department of Wildlife, Deer Harbor Planning Committee, Department of Natural Resources, Department of Ecology, San Juan County Commissioners, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Washington State Department of Agriculture to name just a few. |
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Want an update on the estate? Contact the Connors Click Here to Email the Connors Telephone 360-376-2480 |
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