King Conservation District is a special purpose district, funded by you, with a mission to promote the sustainable use of natural resources through responsible stewardship in King County. We provide technical assistance to private residents in forest management, farm conservation planning, wildfire preparedness, and streamside and shoreline enhancement. We also work with cities and other organizations to support community gardens, urban forest canopy, and local food systems. You don’t have to go it alone, your local conservation district can help.
KCD Riparian and Forestry Small Works Roster Notice - Attention Contractors KCD Riparian and Forestry Small Works Roster Notice King Conservation District hereby advertises… Read More...
May 2022 Newsletter - Summer of KCD Events Earth Day Spring Break Shore Friendly King County The Importance of… Read More...
Compost Awareness Week - May 1-7 is International Compost Awareness Week and this year’s theme is Recipe for Regeneration:… Read More...
2022 Native Plant Sale Puts 67,000 Plants Into Our Community - The 2022 Native Plant went off largely without a hitch this year. A new system… Read More...
2022 KCD Board Election Results - The 2022 KCD Board Election results are in. KCD’s 2022 Board Election wrapped up Tuesday,… Read More...
Helping Reforest Grace Cole Nature Park - On Saturday November 20, 2021 a work party of ten restoration stewards and eight volunteers… Read More...
May
21
Where the Water Begins – Federal Way
Dumas Bay Center - 3200 SW Dash Point Rd
Jun
22
Streamside Restoration Webinar
Online via Zoom
- May 9, 2022 – Board of Supervisors Meeting Agenda - May 9, 2022 Board of… Read More...
- April 25, 2022 – Grant Subcommittee Meeting Minutes - April 25, 2022 - Grant… Read More...
- April 25, 2022 – Board of Supervisors Special Meeting Minutes - April 25, 2022 - Special… Read More...
KCD Partnership Projects
KCD Native Plant Sale
Over 1,000 orders (nearly 67,000 native plants, shrubs, and trees) were distributed by KCD Staff and our Washington Conservation Corps Crews at the 2022 Native Plant Sale.
Getting Involved
starts
with you
At King Conservation District, we’re all about better ground. Better ground means taking important stewardship actions at home and in our communities to create healthy soil and water, to provide healthy food, and to conserve land, water, forests, wildlife and related natural resources. And you don’t have to go at it alone. You have a partner, your local conservation district.
