Incoming and Outgoing Supervisors Incoming Conservation District Supervisors Congratulations to these 12 individuals who were recently elected and certified, or appointed, to serve as conservation… Continue Reading Incoming and Outgoing SupervisorsContinue Reading
The Washington Association of Conservation Districts is in the process of developing an annual work plan for the period from July 1, 2022 through June… Continue Reading WACD Seeks Comments on Draft Annual Work PlanContinue Reading
We’ve had a successful year plus some challenges As we approach the end of the current fiscal year, I’m happy to report that we have… Continue Reading We’ve had a successful yearContinue Reading
The Spokane Conservation District’s 50-acre conservation and business campus, dubbed 8th Avenue Quarry, is entering a new stage of development with a goal to bring… Continue Reading Conservation district campus enters new stage | Spokane Journal of BusinessContinue Reading
Plant Materials Center Update: May 5, 2022 Here are 5 things that you should know about the PMC for May 5, 2022: End of 2021-22… Continue Reading Plant Materials Center update: May 5, 2022Continue Reading
Hearing Dissent We’ve all been in a meeting where someone spoke passionately about an idea or proposal, and sometimes that passion has sounded mean-spirited or… Continue Reading Hearing DissentContinue Reading
NACD’s 11 Farm Bill Principles The National Association of Conservation Districts included information about their 11 Farm Bill Principles in the April 19th edition of… Continue Reading NACD’s 11 Farm Bill PrinciplesContinue Reading
2022 Legislative Filing Preview As the final bills have been signed and the sun has set on the work of the 2022 Washington State Legislative… Continue Reading 2022 Legislative Filing PreviewContinue Reading
Intersecting opportunities for elections, DEI, and rates and charges? Over the past couple of years, WACD members have talked at length about several issues. One… Continue Reading Is there an intersection of opportunities for elections, DEI, and rates and charges?Continue Reading
WHATCOM — Brandy Reed has stepped into the role of Whatcom Conservation District manager as a bit of a return to the setting of her… Continue Reading Brandy Reed is new manager of conservation district | lyndentribune.comContinue Reading
