The next regular meeting of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District will be Thursday, December 12, 2024 at 1 pm. It will take place in the USDA Service Center Conference Room at 790 Colleen Street, Helena MT and via Zoom conferencing. All meetings of the Conservation District are open to the public. See below for Zoom connection information. October 2024 Approved minutes December 2024 Meeting Packet-Agenda, reports, financials December 2024 310 Permit presentation Topic: LCCD Regular Board Meeting Time: Dec 12, 2024 01:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87991377537 Meeting ID: 879 9137 7537 Passcode: 124961…
The CD office is co-located with the USDA NRCS, FSA and Rural Development offices and the aged building that we're all housed in is undergoing some much needed, long overdue renovations. This week, they are re-flooring and hopefully painting the CD office, so the phones are all unplugged and the internet is down. Therefore, staff are all working off-site. If you need to reach any of us, you may do so via email: chris@lewisandclarkcd.org, connor@lewisandlcarkcd.org or jramirezbswc@gmail.com. Thanks and have a nice week!
The 2021 Annual Report for the Lewis & Clark Conservation District is out and ready for viewing. Learn about the kinds of projects the CD worked on and our programs! You can also see a list of our sponsors on page 4 of the report, as well as a listing of the staff and board members. We thank all of our sponsors for their support, and all of the landowners that we worked with in 2021.
The latest issue of the The Explorer is out on electronic form, and should be hitting mailboxes in hardcopy format soon! This issue has information on: the retirement of Supervisor Steve Granzow and appointment of Karl Christians A follow up with links to slide presentations for the Riparian Management Workshop that took place in Augusta in September A testimonial for the Working Lands Internship Conservation District report and Program information New Targeted Implementation Plans for NRCS EQIP funding-with maps! A report on a project that the Conservation District assisted on in Meagher County a few years ago.
Lewis and Clark Conservation District is excited to announce we will be hosting a spring photo contest. The theme is spring green although we encourage all entries that include aspects of the Conservation Districts mission statement such as agriculture, natural resources, education, and community. Rules for submission are listed below. How to submit a photo Remember if you have your account set to private, we may not be able to see your post, if you want to keep that setting enabled consider submitting by email. Facebook – reply to any announcement post or by direct message to the CD’s page.…
As part of our annual planning operations, the Conservation District has a new survey for landowners to report natural resource concerns to us. Residents of Lewis and Clark County are asked to take this short survey, giving feedback on new concerns about our natural resources in the county or ongoing concerns. The Conservation District will utilize the feedback we receive as we look at program development, budgeting, collaboration with other partner organizations such as the NRCS, and in our planning revisions for our long-range-plan. Please take just a minute or so to fill this out for us!
Lewis and Clark Conservation District is excited to announce we will be hosting a fall photo contest. The theme is fall colors although we encourage entries to include aspects of the Conservation District’s mission statement such as agriculture, natural resources, education, and community. Rules for submission are listed in the post so please open the post for more information, please be aware failure to follow the rules will result in removal of submissions and disqualification.
Due to some seemingly impossible-to-fix issues with our email address (lccd@mt.net), we now have a new email address for contacting the Conservation District. Please, for now at least, contact us at chris@lewisandclarkcd.org. Thanks and sorry for any inconvenience.
The Summer Issue of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District Newsletter, The Explorer, is out in e-form and will be hitting mailboxes in hard copy form soon! This newsletter has: an update and photos of a recent willow project on a local stream a story re-published from the Montana Outdoors Magazine (with permission) information about the Helena Field Office and how we are operating during the Covid-19 pandemic (hint: Phase 2 reopening!) Tips on improving garden soils a link to the Stream Gage Survey;and new faces in the Helena Field Office
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