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Conservation on Steep Slopes (1.1 MB)
Steep slopes are common in our area. Heavy winter rains can saturate soils. When water pressure builds between soil particles, the soil can liquefy and trigger a landslide on steep slopes.
Holding Your Ground in Christmas Tree Production (0.9 MB)
This document describes Best Management Practices (BMPs) for reducing soil erosion on Christmas Tree farms.
NRCS Soil Health Key Points (3.4 MB)
Pasture Fertilizer Guide #63 (0.1 MB)
In western Oregon and Washington, forage shortages typically occur in late fall and early spring. By fertilizing in early fall and late winter, you can increase forage supply. Use a soil test and an assessment of forage supply and forage species to determine fertilizer need.
- Streambanks
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- Weeds and native plants
- Wildfire
- Wildlands
- Wildlife and habitat
- Working lands
2018 Stream Benthic Macroinvertebrate Assessment (2.6 MB)
2018 Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District stream benthic macroinvertebrate assessment
Clackamas Pesticide Stewardship Partnership Biennial Summary 2015-2017 (0.7 MB)
The Clackamas Pesticide Stewardship Partnership 2015-2017 biennial summary outlines pesticide reduction activities in the Clackamas River Watershed.
- Land Management
- Meeting minutes
- Septic System Repair and Replacement Program
CSWCD-2025-2026-Budget Message CL (1.4 MB)
January 21 2025 Regular Board Meeting Approved Minutes (0.6 MB)
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Agricultural Pesticide Collection Event, May 2025
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Notice of FY 2025-2026 Budget Hearing
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May Invasive Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
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Notice of Budget Committee Meeting #2 (Final)
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April 2025 is Native Plant Appreciation Month!
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Spring Workshops, Field Days, Trainings, and MORE!
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Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Community Science Program
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Building Healthy Soil Workshop