Photo courtesy of Kristen Griffin A Unique Partnership Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve was created to be a partnership between the local community and government agencies, with administrative management carried out by a Trust Board. National Reserves are are areas containing nationally significant resources in which Federal, State, and/or local agencies along with the private sector, work together to manage, protect, and interpret the valued resources. Collaboration is key to the success of the Reserve.
National Park Service, Washington State Parks, Island County and the Town of Coupeville. What is the Trust BoardAdministration and management of the Reserve is the responsibility of the Trust Board of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, which was created by a cooperative planning process between the National Park Service, Washington State Parks, Island County and the Town of Coupeville. The board includes seven residents appointed by the town and county governments, a representative of Washington State Parks, and a representative from the National Park Service. Trust Board members appointed by the town and county serve as volunteers, and have four-year appointments which are staggered to ensure continuity on the board. Mission StatementThe Trust Board works through partnerships to preserve and protect Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve so it forever remains a living, rural community with an unbroken historical record.Learn About Our PartnersBack to top...Guiding Documents of Ebey's Landing National Historical ReserveInterlocal Agreement establishing the Trust Board and partnership between the four entities. Administrative History of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve Historic Resource Study of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve NPS Foundation Document an overview on Ebey's Landing National Historicarl Reserve. Trust Board Strategic Plan 2020 - 2025: Please contact the office of the Trust Board for a copy of the Strategic Plan, 360.678.6084. |
Last updated: July 17, 2026