Tom serves as the Executive Director of the Washington Association of Conservation Districts, a nonprofit organization formed in 1942 to serve and support Washington's conservation districts.
View the Skokomish River in Flood…Live! Those photos you’ve seen in years past of salmon swimming across a flooded road? That was probably the Skokomish… Continue Reading View the Skokomish River in Flood…Live!Continue Reading
County commissioners approve Skagit Conservation District rates and charges The Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved Monday a rates and charges schedule for the Skagit… Continue Reading County commissioners approve Skagit Conservation District rates and chargesContinue Reading
Upcoming Events with Palouse Conservation District Thursday, November 14th from 7-9 am at The Center in Colfax Soil Health Breakfast | Leveraging Biology on Your Farm… Continue Reading Upcoming Events with Palouse Conservation DistrictContinue Reading
WDFW accepting applications for 2025-2027 wildlife diversity grant funding OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is accepting grant applications beginning Nov.… Continue Reading WDFW accepting applications for 2025-2027 wildlife diversity grant fundingContinue Reading
Youth Conservation Corps: A growing legacy in San Juan County Over the past 17 years, the Youth Conservation Corps has provided hundreds of local youth… Continue Reading Youth Conservation Corps: A growing legacy in San Juan CountyContinue Reading
Clark Conservation District offers funding for sewage repairs The Clark Conservation District is now offering reimbursements to eligible residents for major and minor repairs to… Continue Reading Clark Conservation District offers funding for sewage repairsContinue Reading
If you don’t follow the WACD Plant Materials Center on Facebook, perhaps you should! Our PMC staff post regularly about what is going on at… Continue Reading WACD PMC is on FacebookContinue Reading
Three Key Findings from First-of-its-Kind Study on NRCS Conservation Practices and U.S. Pollinators 1. NRCS offers more than 50 conservation practices that benefit pollinators. Experts… Continue Reading Findings: NRCS Conservation Practices and PollinatorsContinue Reading
Countywide wildfire survey will be backbone of ideas to reduce life, safety risks As wildfire risks in Western Washington increase, Snohomish County officials are developing… Continue Reading Countywide wildfire survey will be backbone of ideas to reduce life, safety risksContinue Reading
Chehalis Basin Strategy progress in review: Working together to restore nearly 5 miles of the lower Satsop River for salmon, steelhead and local communities This… Continue Reading Chehalis Basin Strategy progress in reviewContinue Reading
