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Clallam Conservation District reports increased plantings, cover-crop program growth and rising costs for elections and database work
Summary
The Clallam Conservation District told commissioners on Aug. 18 it planted nearly 25,000 native trees and shrubs across almost 48 acres of riparian buffers, expanded its cover-crop seed program and continued septic replacement projects but is seeing rising administrative costs for elections and public-records work.
The Clallam Conservation District presented its annual update to county commissioners on Aug. 18, reporting expanded plantings, growth in agricultural cover-crop assistance and ongoing on‑site septic replacement work while flagging rising administrative costs. Major program highlights: the district said it planted 24,831 trees and shrubs across 47.48 acres of streamside buffers in the 2024–25 planting season (nine projects), assisted 40 farms with on-site visits and distributed 20,500 pounds of cover-crop seed…
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