MASON CONSERVATION DISTRICT
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      • Fish Passage Barrier Removal
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        • Pull That, Plant This!
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Mason Conservation District

About Mason CD 


Our Mission:
To promote the sustainable use, conservation and restoration of natural resources in our community

A Resource for Landowners:
Mason Conservation District has been working collaboratively since 1956 to help landowners in Mason County responsibly and efficiently manage their land and associated natural resources.  As a non-regulatory agency, Mason Conservation District provides service solely at the request of the property owner.  District staff will assess the landowner’s desired result and provide technical assistance and in some cases, financial assistance to achieve that goal.  We provide confidential counsel to landowners without risk of regulation.  Many of the Best Management Practices recommended by District staff improve environmental health while providing a sense of security and legal compliance.  
 
A Resource for all Mason County Residents:
The District provides technical assistance and other available resources for the sustainable use, conservation or restoration of natural resources in Mason County.  Regardless of the size or scope, Mason CD looks forward to providing you with the knowledge and confidence needed to undertake your project.   
 
*Most District services are available to Mason County landowners and residents at no cost, including site analysis and technical assistance*

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Mason Conservation District
450 W Business Park RD
Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-9436
Fax: (360) 427-4396

www.masoncd.org
  • About
    • Our Staff & Board
    • Supporting Our Community >
      • Low Impact Development (LID)
      • School Gardens
      • Youth Education
    • Get Involved >
      • Employment Opportunity
      • Internship Opportunities
      • Volunteer Opportunities >
        • Salmon Recovery Committee (WRIA 14)
        • MCD Board of Supervisors
      • Request a Presentation
    • Events
    • Contact Us
    • Media >
      • Recent Media
      • Archives
  • In Your Yard
    • Reducing Stormwater Runoff
    • Conservation Landscaping
    • Creating Backyard Habitat
    • Growing Fruits & Veggies
    • Removing Invasive Weeds
  • On Your Land
    • Agriculture & Livestock >
      • Farm Assistance Program
      • Voluntary Stewardship Program (VSP)
      • Riparian Buffers (CREP)
      • Manure Exchange Program
      • Equipment Rental >
        • Poultry Processing Equipment
        • Scotch Broom Pullers
      • Soil Testing
      • Featured Farms >
        • Humble Stump Farm
    • Noxious Weed Control
    • Forested Land
    • Firewise
  • Waterfront
    • Shore Friendly Mason (marine shoreline) >
      • Shore Friendly Mini-Grants Program
      • I have a bulkhead
      • I am concerned about erosion
      • Bulkhead Alternatives
      • Top 5 Shoreline Recommendations
      • Marine Shoreline Plants
      • Additional Shore Friendly Resources >
        • Waterfront Living Guidance
        • Puget Sound Shorelines in the News
        • Puget Sound Shoreline Electronic Resources
        • Shoreline Services
      • Shore Friendly Mason Blog
      • FAQ
    • Lakefront Property
    • Rivers, Creeks & Streams >
      • Riparian Buffers (CREP)
      • Fish Passage Barrier Removal
  • Fish & Wildlife
    • Salmon Recovery >
      • Salmon Recovery Committee (WRIA 14)
      • Fish Passage Barrier Removal
    • Shellfish
    • Backyard Habitat >
      • Pollinator Insects
      • For The Birds
    • Skokomish Estuary
  • Resources
    • Organizational Resources >
      • Board of Supervisor Monthly Update
      • Newsletters
      • Board Minutes & Plans
      • Board of Supervisors Elections & Appointments
      • Public Records Policy
    • Program Resources >
      • Native Plant Resources >
        • Native plant lists
        • Benefits of native plants
        • Planting guides
        • Native Plant Maintenance
        • Local sources of native plants
        • Pull That, Plant This!
      • Videos
      • Maps
      • Workshop materials
    • For Educators >
      • Request an Environmental Educator
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