Washington's 45 conservation districts deliver tools and programs that strengthen farmland preservation, soil health, and our agricultural economy.

Conservation districts work locally but recognize that some issues require state, regional, or national coordination. WACD works to include…

Washington state’s conservation districts are ideally situated to assist with forest stewardship, wildfire preparedness, and wildfire recovery on…

In the summer of 2013, WACD President David Guenther appointed a Tribal Outreach Task Force to provide increased communication and cultural exchange…

Washington's 45 conservation districts also serve as an important resource for urban communities. They provide vital technical assistance that…

Conservation districts work across the state to improve and protect Washington’s water resources from K-12 education programs to multi-million dollar…

Conservation districts around the state are actively involved in protecting and restoring terrestrial, wetland, and aquatic habitat. With roughly half…