Our Mission
Mordecai Land Trust is a non-profit public charity established in 2001, whose mission is to protect, preserve, maintain and restore Mordecai Island’s shoreline, habitats and species, and to create public awareness of the island through education and scientific research.
Our Mission
Mordecai Land Trust is a non-profit public charity established in 2001, whose mission is to protect, preserve, maintain and restore Mordecai Island’s shoreline, habitats and species, and to create public awareness of the island through education and scientific research.Mordecai Overview
Species
Critical Habitats
On-site Projects
Latest News
Annual Members Meeting & Presentation
Join us on August 24th for our annual members meeting at 7:00pm EST, followed at 7:30pm by Monica...
A Fond Remembrance: Michael Read (Mike) Davis
As Mordecai Land Trust celebrates our twentieth anniversary this year, it will be because of the...
Sign Up for our Annual Members Meeting and Presentation
You are invited to attend the Mordecai Land Trust annual members meeting and presentation: ...
When Engineering Meets the Environment
*Image Provided by National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationAccording to an article recently...
Mordecai 2022 Calendar of Events
| Event | Date | Time | Sign Up |
| MLT Trustees Meeting | Wednesday, June 1 | 7 PM: Zoom | N/A |
| Miles for Mordecai | Sunday, July 10 | 8:30: AM Registration | |
| Margaritaville Party Fundraiser | Saturday, July 16 | LEHYC dock area:
5 PM – 9 PM |
Benefit Mordecai USACE Restoration Project |
| LEHYC Boutique on the Bay | Monday, August 1 | LEHYC: 9 AM to 2 PM | Benefit MLT |
| MLT Trustees Meeting | Wednesday, August 3 | 7 PM: Zoom | N/A |
| LEHYC Happy Hour Art Show | Friday, August 20 | 6 PM | Benefit MLT |
| MLT Annual Members Meeting & Presentation | Wednesday, August 24 | LEHYC Clubhouse:
7 PM |
Speaker: Monica Chasten, USACE |
| Mordecai Clean-Up | Saturday, September 10 | Tentative | Weather Dependent |
| MLT Trustees Meeting | Wednesday, September 28 | 7 PM: Zoom | N/A |
Why Mordecai Island?
That we humans, who seem to have a penchant for changing and “improving” everything we see in nature, can stop this process is probably a pipe dream. As Stewart Farrell has said, the fate of these islands is to wash away. But since we clearly have accelerated the progress of erosion, perhaps we can take some steps to retard — and in the process save for a few more generations — what is indeed inevitable. It is on this premise that the Mordecai Land Trust was formed.
Our Partners
The IRS has determined that the Mordecai Land Trust is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (“Code”) and not a private foundation pursuant to sections 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) of the Code. Mordecai Land Trust was established in 2001.
