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White River Conservation District receives $531,308 USDA grant to strengthen wildfire resilience in RBC

The activities listed in this grant are: Fuels Mitigation Treatments, Home Assessments and Wildfire Hazard Education and Community Planning.

WILD FIRE Recovery Programs & Resources

Land and Natural Resources Plan and Policies

Douglas Creek Conservation District

White River Conservation District

White River Integrated Water Initiative

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Wyoming Ground Squirrel Mitigation

The program involves collaboration with APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) to treat hayfields and pastures for Wyoming ground squirrels. APHIS remains the only entity authorized to…

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Noxious Weed Cost-Share Program

The Districts have received grant funding that will help support property owners' eradication efforts. Owners must submit a paid invoice of purchased treatments.

Guidelines for reporting and managing Mormon crickets in 2026, including eligibility for aerial spray assistance.

Mormon Cricket 2026 AERIAL & BAIT Control Program

AERIAL SPRAY CONTROL
This Aerial Spray program is grant funded and on a first come, first serve bases while funds last with emphasis on agriculture lands. For those interested in the Districts 2026…

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Wolf Management Information

The White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts support multi-agency efforts in managing conflict between wolves and livestock. The Districts serve as a resource to the landowners and…

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Forest Health & protection from wildfires - Take our survey so we can better understand your needs

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Streambank Health and Invasive Vegetation SURVEY- Tamarisk/Russian Olive

Rivers Edge West and the Distritcs invite you to share your thoughts in a brief online survey. Click here for the web brower link.
Have you ever noticed tamarisk and Russian olive trees growing…

UPDATE: Colorado Soil Health Program (CSHP)

As of April 14, the Colorado Department of Agriculture is aware of the USDA announcement regarding Climate Smart Commodities. Following that announcement, CDA received notification that the CSHP grant…

White River Conservation District receives $531,308 USDA grant to strengthen wildfire resilience in RBC

WILD FIRE Recovery Programs & Resources

Land and Natural Resources Plan and Policies

Douglas Creek Conservation District

White River Conservation District

White River Integrated Water Initiative

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Wyoming Ground Squirrel Mitigation

Noxious Weed Cost-Share Program

Mormon Cricket 2026 AERIAL & BAIT Control Program

Wolf Management Information

Forest Health & protection from wildfires - Take our survey so we can better understand your needs

Streambank Health and Invasive Vegetation SURVEY- Tamarisk/Russian Olive

UPDATE: Colorado Soil Health Program (CSHP)

Board Meetings

Board Douglas Creek Conservation District Regular Meeting - 6 PM

Board White River Conservation District Regular Meeting - 5 PM