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by Sharon Davis
Foster
Creek Conservation District
103
N. Baker St.
P.O.
Box 428
Waterville,
WA 98858
(509)
745-8362 ext. 3
Tim Behne, FCCD, demonstrates the well sounder at the
2008 NCW Envirothon.
Kathleen Deason, FCCD, answers water quality questions
for Bridgeport senior students.
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Foster
Creek
Conservation
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Our
Mission
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. 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.
Surface Water Study RFP
We are now
accepting Request for Proposals (RFP) for the WRIA 44/50 surface
water storage feasibility study at Rock Island Creek and the
Foster Coulee sites in Douglas County. Click the bold link
below.
WRIA 44-50 Storage Feasibility RFP.pdf
Thank you for you
interested in this project of the WRIA 44-50 Planning Unit of
the Douglas County Watershed Planning Association.
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Have you owned the same
land for 100 years, but may not be actively farming that land?
You may qualify for our
new Heritage Homestead
Program.
Spring
Newsletter 2009
Next FCCD Board Meeting:
The next FCCD board meeting will
be
Wednesday,
July 1st at the District Offices in Waterville, WA from 5:00 to 6:00pm
followed by our Annual District Picnic from 6:00 to 7:30pm at the
Checkered Tablecloth also in Waterville.
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