Explore the practical, place-based solutions we use to improve soil health, water quality, wildlife habitat, and working lands.
Our District Impact
- 72 acres enhanced with native plants
- 3,280 acres of conservation tillage enabled
- 44 acres of forest treated for improved fire resiliency and plant health
- 4.3 miles of stream improved
- 16 Precision ag equipment upgrades enabled
- 18,400 trees, shrubs or cuttings established
- 10.8 miles of fire-burned fence replaced
- More than 60 landowners assisted
Conservation Practices
Riparian Plantings
Stabilize stream banks, filter runoff, and support fish and wildlife.
Conservation Tillage
Improve soil health, reduce erosion, and cut fuel costs.
Wildlife Habitat
Support biodiversity and provide cover, forage, and breeding grounds.
Fire Resilience &
Forest Health
Create defensible space and improve long-term forest function.
GPS Precision Guidance
Upgrade your equipment with precision ag technology to improve farm time and energy efficiency.
Windbreaks & Shelter Belts
Reduce energy use, control snow drift, and create wildlife habitat.
Livestock Watering
Protect streams while improving herd health and productivity.
Rotational Grazing & Fencing
Improve water to protect water quality, manage grazing to enhance pasture performance and soil health.
Pine Creek Conservation District 