Well the work party and Millionth Tree Celebration couldn't have been any better... well maybe a little sun. It did not rain and we had a great turn out. Thanks to all who have contributed to the success of the day. More importantly thanks to all who have contributed to the success of the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program. The willingness of our landowners here in the county and the dedication of the staff who implement the program over the past 13 years has made Whatcom County one of the top CREP counties in the state.
In March, 2013, the twelve conservation districts that form the Puget Sound Conservation Districts Caucus signed an Interlocal Agreement that paves the way for extensive collaboration. This agreement allows the member CDs to share financial resources, technical expertise, and staff as needed to address regional issues and needs.
George Boggs, Executive Director of the Whatcom Conservation District for 16 years, was recognized in 2012 by the Washington Association of District Employees (WADE) and by the National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
Click HERE to access a great article from the The Northern Light (October 25, 2012) showcasing the work that WCD is doing to improve Terrell Creek and the Birch Bay watershed.
George Boggs, Executive Director of the Whatcom Conservation District for 16 years, was recognized in 2012 by the Washington Association of District Employees (WADE) and by the National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
