“It has been a joy to work with Dan on some of his sustainability efforts,” says Eric Schuh, Senior Resource Planner at Snohomish Conservation District. “You can tell he’s passionate about improving the land he’s working on, while also improving the surrounding habitat and involving the community in his efforts.”
Read MoreRead the full article in the North County Outlook.
Read the full article at Stanwood Camano News by Izzie Lund covering the second of two film festivals tied to Tales of Two Rivers under the Sustainable Lands Strategy banner.
The City of Mountlake Terrace and the Snohomish Conservation District hosted an online discussion Thursday about local watersheds to gather residents’ ideas on which local creeks and lakes are most in need of improvement.
During the hour-long webinar, Stormwater Program Manager Laura Reed provided an overview on the status of the city’s watersheds, talked about fish use and passage in local creeks and Lake Ballinger, and also discussed other watershed-wide factors such as growth potential, water, quality, pollutants and the impacts of heavy traffic.
Read this article by MLTnews.com here.
Read MoreAgroforestry has made its way into Snohomish Conservation District (WA), with landowner interest flourishing and new programs specific to forest farming in the works.
The conservation district has been implementing about a half a dozen agroforestry practices around the north Puget Sound for the past five years, but the rising interest in forest farming is taking the lead and shaping the district’s vision of the region’s future.
Read this article by the National Association of Conservation Districts here.
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