Jefferson County
Conservation District
We’re Here to Help
Jefferson County Conservation District is a non-regulatory special-purpose district in Washington State that helps land users conserve natural resources and address resource concerns while also meeting their land use goals. We collaborate with partner organizations to bring together technical expertise and funding for successful conservation and restoration projects throughout the community.
We offer information, technical assistance, and sometimes financial assistance at the request and in collaboration with local land users. Financial assistance may be through grants we receive, our new pilot Small Projects Cost-Share Program, or when appropriate, we will help you secure financial assistance from a partner organization such as the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service or Washington Department of Natural Resources. We have also been monitoring water quality in eastern Jefferson County, Washington since 1993.
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Native Plant Sale
Thank you for planting native trees and shrubs! Online store to open October 14th for regular orders.
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About Us
Learn more about our mission, our Board and our Staff.
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Programs
We offer information and technical assistance at the request and in collaboration with local land users.
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Resource Hub
Find information on a variety of conservation topics and programs.
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Special Projects
JCCD is currently working on a comprehensive watershed management plan for the Chimacum Creek Watershed.
Monthly Meetings
UNLESS OTHERWISE PUBLISHED AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN, the Board of Supervisors of Jefferson County Conservation District will hold their regular meetings on the second Wednesday of each month at 3:30 p.m. Meetings are currently held in-person, typically at the Jefferson County Library in Port Hadlock, along with a remote access option. Please see the meeting Agendas below for information on location and remote access options. Any questions may be directed to the District Office at 360-385-4105 or info@jeffersoncd.org.
