Whatcom Conservation District is asking the public for survey input on the district’s next five years of service. The long-range plan will identify programs, activities and services to be prioritized.
The 11-question survey includes questions on conservation services the district should address such as urban residential (which includes an urban stormwater plan), habitat stewardship, farm and livestock, youth education, climate-resiliency, conservation research and forest stewardship. The survey also asks whether residents would pay an annual conservation fee for programs and, if so, how much they’d be willing to pay.
The conservation district has provided services since 1946 through voluntary land management programs to help water quality, soil and improve habitats, according to its website.
Whatcom residents can take the survey at whatcomcd.org/long-range-plan.
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