Grays Harbor Conservation District has been dedicated to conserving our local natural resources since 1941. We work closely with local landowners to ensure that our natural resources are enjoyed for generations to come. Our team is committed to conserving and restoring the health of our forests, agricultural lands, rivers, and wildlife habitats.
Upcoming Events
Hoquiam Storm Drain MarkingTue, Aug 04Chevron Veteran's Memorial Park
Mill Creek Macroinvertebrate Sampling EventSat, Aug 08Mill Creek Park
Macroinvertebrate ID EventSat, Aug 22Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds
WDFW West Fork Satsop Boat Launch Trash CleanupSat, Aug 29West Fork Satsop Boat Launch
Lower Satsop Ponds Restoration EventSat, Sep 19Lower Satsop Ponds
What is a Conservation District?
Conservation districts, also known as "CDs," serve as vital community-based hubs dedicated to voluntary efforts that protect and enhance our environment. Led by local experts who understand the unique needs of their landscapes and communities, CDs provide tailored, non-regulatory services to improve air, water, soil, habitats, and farmland health. They offer personalized property plans, access to grant funding, and cost-effective services that empower individuals and communities to achieve their conservation goals. With technical expertise in project planning, permitting, and construction, CDs ensure sustainable practices that align with environmental stewardship principles. Established under Chapter 89.08 of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW) in 1939, conservation districts play a pivotal role in fostering community engagement and conserving natural resources for future generations.
Contact Us!
(360) 346-7829
150 Technology Lane, Suite 201
Elma, Washington
98541