Welcome to 2015! : King Conservation District

Welcome to our new e-mail list! Hopefully this will be an easy way for us to make sure everyone is in the loop!

Here’s what is going on in January

On January 26th, we are scheduled to make a 5 minute presentation to the Enumclaw City Council about the Stream Steward program and what great work you have been doing in the past year and a half. We would like you guys to be the stars! We’d like to schedule a meeting in the next week or so to plan out the presentation and assemble materials to put in a packet for that evening. Please visit this Doodle Poll link to let us know what time(s) you are available to get together. http://doodle.com/r8hc2avtbgat5qg4

Please keep testing! You guys are all doing such a great job! Thanks for being patient with the staffing transitions and letting Liz and Nikki get up to speed. If you need anything at all, please just send an e-mail to streamstewards@kingcd.org and someone will get back to you shortly.

Volunteer at the Northwest Flower and garden Show in February!

KCD needs some help in staffing a booth at the Northwest Flower and Garden Show. This is your chance to volunteer for a couple of hours and then spend the rest of the day checking out the wonderful exhibits and vendors. If you are interested, please let us know. You will get free admission and a transit voucher or paid parking.

White River Hatchery intake pond
Attendees view salmon in an intake pond at the White River Hatchery where fish return attempting to spawn.

Congratulations to Stream Stewards Barb & Ed Bickford on their recent awards!
KCD Wildlife Steward of the Year Award as well as the Washington State Conservation Commission’s Wildlife Stewards of the Year.

Beaver evidence at Lower Boise Creek Restoration Site!
Debbie and Bonnie captured this evidence of beaver at their testing site on January 2nd.

Elizabeth Clark

Project Coordinator, Engagement
O: 425-282-1901 – C: 425-773-0320

Liz works as a Project Coordinator on the Engagement Team and is a strong advocate for KCD programs and services. In 2014, she joined KCD as an Educational Outreach Assistant on the Boise Creek Community Project in the Boise Creek Watershed area of southeast King County. She wears many hats at KCD and enjoys helping each team showcase their best and brightest projects and accomplishments. Outside of work, Liz, her husband and son own a 10-acre farm in Enumclaw and have horses, goats, sheep and poultry, and grow hay. Currently, she also spends a great deal of her time volunteering as the market manager for Enumclaw Plateau Farmers’ Market.