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Washakie County Conservation District

208 S Shiloh Rd, Worland, United States
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We are a local government charged with natural resource conservation. Conservation Districts are a political subdivision of state government governed by an elected board of supervisors representing the citizens of Washakie County on natural resource issues.  We provide natural resource conservation technical assistance, products, services, and cost share funds for natural resource related projects.

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Save the Date.

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New regs include a thumbs up for fluorescent pink, special license plates to support wildlife conservation, the G&F can now set expiration dates for licenses instead of it having to be done by the legislature, among others.

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Succulents are a great choice for gardens and landscaping in Wyoming. Make sure succulents have well drained soil, and resist the temptation to over water. This project would make an interesting focal point near a patio or place where it would be seen and enjoyed.

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Gardeners, you will be interested in this workshop.

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Ranchers, farmers come to this open meeting to give your input on local farm and ranch priorities regarding Farm Bill dollars. Today from 10-3. Starts in one hour, but you can stop in when you are available.

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The public is invited to attend the Local Work Group meeting on April 2.

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The Washakie R3 Coalition organizes the biennial Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day.

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We have received some questions about the biennial Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Day. The Household Hazardous Waste Day is organized through a collaborative effort of the Washakie County R3 Coalition, a group of community organizations who support the safe and proper disposal of harmful waste. The HHW day is specifically for things that cannot go into the landfill. It is not a free day for items normally subject to a tipping fee. Outside companies take the items we collect on HHW day and properly dispose of (or recycle) them. It is funded through donations from local organizations and in some years, grants. It is quite costly which is why we only have it every other year.

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Grasses are unique and occupy a unique place in human history.

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Host of the 2018 Local Work Group Meeting - Join Us!

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