Description
King Conservation District is a nonregulatory special purpose district in King County, WA, promoting sustainable natural resource use through voluntary stewardship. Since 1949, it provides education, technical assistance, cost-sharing, and grants for forest management, farm conservation, wildfire preparedness, and habitat enhancement.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
King Conservation District is located at 800 SW 39th St Suite #150, Renton, WA 98057.
You can contact King Conservation District by calling +1-4252821900.
King Conservation District is listed under the following categories: Local government office .
King Conservation District provides services in the following areas: Renton, King County, Washington .
King Conservation District offers the following products: Farm equipment rental, Native bareroot plants, Soil nutrient testing kits, Conservation cost-share funding, Educational materials and guides .
King Conservation District provides a range of services, including: Forest management technical assistance, Farm conservation planning, Wildfire preparedness workshops and assessments, Streamside and shoreline enhancement, Community garden support, Urban forest canopy projects, Local food system development, Riparian program services, Soil nutrient testing, Equipment share program, Manure Match program, Cost-share assistance, Grant programs for jurisdictions and nonprofits, Education workshops and tours, Volunteer opportunities .
King Conservation District specializes in: Sustainable natural resource management, Voluntary stewardship programs, Forest health and wildfire mitigation, Riparian habitat restoration, Soil health improvement, Community agriculture development, Grant administration for conservation projects, Technical assistance for landowners .
King Conservation District was established in 1949.
The languages spoken at King Conservation District include: English .
