To encourage wise land use and maintain the economic base of industries that use the soil and water of Kennebec County while improving the quality of waters in the county.
Join us to learn more about live staking and how it can help restore and stabilize natural areas.
Please join us to learn more about live staking, presented in collaboration with 30 Mile River Watershed Association, Kennebec Land Trust, Maine Forest Service (MFS), and Kennebec County Soil & Water Conservation District (KCSWCD).
The Maine Forest Service and the Maine Association of Conservation Districts offer a program that helps Maine-based logging and forestry professionals access temporary skidder bridges for use during timber harvesting operations.
Support local conservation efforts by attending plant and trout sales hosted by partner districts.
Thank you to everyone who attended our Winter Tree Identification workshop and for bringing such great questions throughout the day.
