Riparian Announcements
We are currently between grants for some of our programming areas. Please fill out the request for assistance form below to be added to the waitlist for assistance when we receive funding.
Streamside Restoration
What are Best Management Practices (BMPs)?
BMPs are researched practices that improve water quality, soil health, wildlife habitat, and other natural resources. The District has a wealth of information concerning water quality, management of small- and large -scale farming operations, and implementation of best management practices (BMPs).
We can provide free planning and financial assistance for many BMPs, including:
Riparian area specific tree/shrug/plant plantings
Wildlife habitat improvements
Non-native weed removal
Fencing animals out of the water
Off-stream Watering
We all live in a watershed, but some of us live right along a river, stream or wetland. If you have one of these on your property, there are a lot of resources available to you. The area adjacent to the stream is called the riparian area. This area is very important for keeping our rivers and stream free of pollution, sediment (think cloudy water), and to keep them cool. By keeping our rivers clean, we all have space to connect with our rivers by fishing and swimming.
Contact us to get on the waiting list for assistance.
Replacing culverts on forestland with bridge crossings
Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) projects and practices
And more!
Partners
Looking for additional services? Clark Conservation District is just one drop in the bucket! We have many partners who are doing similar work in the region. We’re happy to help you leverage their support or funding to help with your project.
