Results from the 2026 Envirothon season.

KCSWCD and 30 Mile River Watershed Association recently co-hosted the final live staking workshop of the spring season with the Maine Forest Service at the Minnehonk Boat Launch in Mt. Vernon. Participants learned live staking techniques, invasive species identification and removal, and helped install live stakes on site.

A live staking workshop at the 7 Lakes Homestead Property, led by District Forester Jared Gregory with the Maine Forest Service, demonstrated best practices for erosion control, including proper installation, species selection, and site-specific considerations.

Thank you to those who attended the Togus Live Stake Workshop.

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.

Spring Training Envirothon event brings hands-on learning opportunities for students.

It's time to register for the 2026 Maine Envirothon!

The Maine Envirothon program offers high school students a unique opportunity to engage in hands-on environmental education through competitive events. For comprehensive information about the competitions, please visit Maine’s Envirothon website here.

The District is pleased to announce the results of the recent Supervisor election.