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Aquatics & Habitats

Aquatic and habitats areas are streams, wetlands, and other sensitive or critical aquatic areas that provide critical habitat and essential watershed functions. The district works with landowners and land managers to improve and conserve the function of these areas to ensure they meet or exceed quality standards and are sufficient to support human, plant, and animal needs.

Programs and Services

Our conservation planners can assist with planning, implementation, and funding for habitat improvements such as:

  • Shoreline plantings

  • Living with wildlife

  • Native plant selection 

  • Erosion control & flooding concerns

  • Wetland restoration

  • Pollinator plantings

  • Creating pollinator habitats in orchards

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USDA Service Center

1251 2nd Avenue South, Room 102

Okanogan WA 98840

(509) 422-0855

natalie@okanogancd.org

Office Hours: Monday–Friday  |  8:00am–4:30pm

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