Three farmers discuss their involvement in the creation of an Agriculture Resilience Plan for Snohomish County. The video features Dan Bartelheimer, Spencer and Karen Fuentes, and Libby Reed.
Learn more at: http://www.snohomishcd.org/ag-resilience
Snohomish Conservation District premiered this video at their plan launch event on Thursday, December 5th. Please share with farmers you know and others who live in our region and who depend on these farmers to eat.
CREP has changed the landscape in Whatcom County” (Wayne Chaudiere, Whatcom Conservation District). Riparian buffers, such as the one shown in the photo, now span along 132 miles of stream in Whatcom County, forming a panorama of native tree and shrub forests that were just recently open fields or invasive plant species such as blackberry.
Success Story Snapshot: Tucannon River. Voluntary, watershed-based effort leads to increased salmon runs.
Over the past two years, Clallam Conservation District and the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe (LEKT) have teamed up to plant conifer trees along the Elwha River, each bringing different resources to the table.
