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PROJECTS
How We Work
We are non-regulatory.
Working with us is voluntary.
We are here to get things done.
Home-Risk Assessments
Community Risk Assessments
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (1/3)
The 2015 Okanogan Complex wildfire destroyed the trees and shrubs along portions of Omak Creek. The landowners contacted Okanogan CD for help with post-fire recovery of the stretch of the creek that they steward.
Omak Creek Riparian Planting (2/3)
The project involved planting a 75’ riparian buffer along approximately 481 feet of the creek. Willow stakes went in closest to the creek to help stabilize the creek bank and provide shade to help lower the water temperature. Further out, potted birches, cottonwoods, elderberry and serviceberry were planted.
Omak Creek Riparian Restoration (3/3)
Students from Okanogan High School's Ecology of the Okanogan class volunteered to install the native plants.
Riparian Planting Projects
Fence markers
Grouse can be injured or killed in collisions with fences. Fence markers are effective at reducing these accidents.
Fence markers
Local youth groups have been a huge help to make and install these fence markers, including local scouts and FFA groups.
Fence markers
Markers are placed on the top wire about 3 feet apart to increase the visibility for grouse and other wildlife
Fence markers
Grouse can be injured or killed in collisions with fences. Fence markers are effective at reducing these accidents.
Fence markers
Local youth groups have been a huge help to make and install these fence markers, including local scouts and FFA groups.
Fence markers
Markers are placed on the top wire about 3 feet apart to increase the visibility for grouse and other wildlife
Fence markers
Grouse can be injured or killed in collisions with fences. Fence markers are effective at reducing these accidents.
Fence markers
Local youth groups have been a huge help to make and install these fence markers, including local scouts and FFA groups.
Fence markers
Markers are placed on the top wire about 3 feet apart to increase the visibility for grouse and other wildlife
Fence markers
Grouse can be injured or killed in collisions with fences. Fence markers are effective at reducing these accidents.
Fence markers
Local youth groups have been a huge help to make and install these fence markers, including local scouts and FFA groups.
Fence markers