From our web presence and social networking platforms, to workshops, seminars and planning, we try to make sure that the information that we have is available to the public. For more information on those efforts, see the links below.
District Quarterly Newsletter
Those who have signed up to the District list, receive it on a quarterly basis. You can sign up for it here.
Gardens, Raingardens and Xeriscaping
Learn about gardening and just generally growing things in Lewis and Clark County.
Wake Boat Erosion
Conservation Districts across the country have started to notice big problems with these big boats and the erosion that they can worsen on our rivers and lakes. Learn more about how to reduce these problems.
Fire Considerations
Living in the mountain west, wildfire is always a concern, especially following the extensive tree death from the pine beetle kill and other insect effects. If you live where fire could be a concern, here are some resources for you.
Plant Materials Recommendations
Using the expertise of our NRCS partners, we have many plant materials recommendations for landowners in Lewis and Clark County. You can find those here.
Noxious Weeds in Lewis and Clark County
We all deal with them to some degree or another. Learn more about Invasive Species and how the Conservation District is involved.
Beaver Conflict Mitigation
If you own property on a stream and are fortunate enough to have the habitat for beavers to be present, you can sometimes run into a conflict with them. Whether they are impacting your ability to irrigate or causing flooding on your property, here are some tips for dealing with beavers.
Resources and Publications
There are a lot of other topics and publications that we would like to share with you!
Trees for Conservation Purposes
Since most of Lewis and Clark County lies east of the Continental Divide, the wind can be rough. Shelterbelts or windbreaks help provide protection on the homestead from the wind. There are other conservation related reasons for planting trees, including wildlife habitat, erosion control and more. Read more about planting trees here.
Soil Health and Soil Testing
We get a lot of questions about the soils of Lewis and Clark County. You can learn more here, and you can learn about soil testing here.
Living on the Bank
Between the large Missouri River system and all of the small streams and rivers in the county, living on the stream bank or shore line can be a challenge. This website is an incredible resource for landowners and prospective landowners who “live on the bank”.
Water Quality
Learn more about Water Quality concerns in Lewis and Clark County and how the Conservation District can help you get your water tested!
