Foster Creek Conservation District
To protect natural resources, enhance sustainable, profitable agriculture, and improve the quality of life in Douglas County; by encouraging good land stewardship through education, incentives, and quality technical assistance. Protecting individual and private property rights and building strong coalitions with other groups, including but not limited to, government assistance as a valid conservation partner to agriculture by providing quality, intelligent, technical assistance to cooperators and partners.
We are looking for a Voluntary Stewardship Coordinator!
Are you someone who would enjoy being involved in a very busy, dynamic organization with a small, professional staff that strive to be leaders in on-the-ground conservation? If so, we'd love to hear from you.
The position descriptions and how to apply are detailed below:
FOSTER CREEK BOARD MEETINGS
Foster Creek Conservation District holds a board meeting the second Wednesday of every month except for August, when no meeting is held.
The next FCCD Board of Supervisors Meeting is scheduled for:
Day/Date : Wednesday, November 9th, 2022
Time : 1.00-3.00 pm
Location : WSU Meeting Room, 2nd Floor Douglas County Courthouse; 203 S Rainier St Waterville, WA 98858
For additional information or to obtain a remote access link, please contact FCCD on Ph: 509-888-6372; or email: info@fostercreekcd.org
Fire Recovery: Foster Creek CD is here to help
Foster Creek Conservation District (FCCD) is actively seeking sources of funding assistance for re-seeding of burned priority areas and other post-fire recovery.
We need your help to make these applications effective! We encourage land owners to call/email our staff to document losses and your main post-fire needs, or to fill out the Wildfire Intake Form below and send it to info@fostercreekcd.org to request assistance.
Have you seen our STORY MAP?
Do a click tour of the hard work done by FCCD and our partners that addresses ecological challenges in Douglas County.
Have you seen this beetle?
We are looking for people willing to donate stems containing Dalmatian toadflax beetles from areas with established colonies to re-establish populations in the Pearl Hill burn area. Please give Ryan Lefler a call at (509) 423-5990
If you want to learn more or stay up to date with what is going on, sign up today and stay in the loop!
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