OREGON – The East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District (EMSWCD) is offering an exciting career opportunity for a dedicated professional to serve as the Chief of Finance and Operations (CFO) for EMSWCD’s Finance and Operations Program.
OREGON – EMSWCD has listed for sale a farm property currently in its ownership…EMSWCD evaluated a number of options for future use of the property, and determined that a resale of the property would meet the greatest number of objectives in the most cost effective manner.
OREGON – For two years, the Benton Soil and Water Conservation District has distributed mason bee nesting boxes to local landowners in order to increase the population of this native species and boost crop yields.
OREGON – Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 5, 2018, so you’ll be sure not to miss our upcoming workshop -Pasture Management, Track Paddocks, and Firewise for Horse Owners!
OREGON – The Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District has some exciting news! Over the past 8 months we have been working with a branding firm to redesign our logo and branding package to incorporate our new programs. We are excited to reveal our new brand. Source: https://www.swcd.net/news/new-brand/
OREGON – The Hood River SWCD is seeking a new District Manager. The Manager is responsible for supervising SWCD and Hood River Watershed Group staff and volunteers, preparing budgets and funding proposals, managing payroll and finances, and coordinating the delivery of technical, educational and financial assistance to landowners, producers, government […]
IDAHO – Irrigators in the south-side basins can’t talk about this year’s water supply without looking back at last year — and being grateful…Abramovich spoke at the 65th annual Twin Falls Soil and Water Conservation District water forecast meeting but the message is the same for the smaller […]
OREGON – If your yard or garden needs a boost for birds and wildlife, more privacy, or a good windbreak, creating a new hedgerow just might be in your future. Hedgerows not only add interest and beauty, they also improve the biodiversity of one’s yard, garden or property. […]
