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Columbia Basin Conservation District
3 days ago
Planting for the Future: Winter Sowing in the Columbia Basin
Winter might seem like an unusual time to think about planting, but for native seeds, it’s the perfect time to get started. Many native...
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RFP: Columbia Basin Groundwater Cooperative Interactive Web Application
The Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD) is pleased to announce that we are now accepting proposals from qualified firms to assist...
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Grant County LEAD Summit: Discussing Water Challenges & Opportunities for a Sustainable Future
Left to right: Eric Weber, Marc Maynard, Jamie Short, Kristina Ribellia, and Kathryn Taiclet. (Courtesy of the Grant County Economic...
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Important Announcement: Agriculture Burn Permits
As of November 2024, CBCD is no longer processing burn permits. To help improve efficiencies for all parties, CBCD is no longer accepting...
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Legal Notice: 2025 CBCD Board Position & Election Announcement
A mail-in-only election for a board seat on the Columbia Basin Conservation District (Conservation District) will be held on March 10,...
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Exciting Changes are Happening at Lower Peninsula Park
On Wednesday, October 23rd, our staff teamed up with the City of Moses Lake to create a demonstration garden featuring low-water plants...
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NRCS Now Accepting Applications for OGWRP’s EL86.4 On-Farm Project
MOSES LAKE, Wash. – The USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) is now accepting applications for the “Odessa Groundwater...
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Kristina Ribellia
Oct 24
CBCD Remains Hopeful & Dedicated to Aggressively Pursuing NRCS Funding for the OGWRP Despite RCPP Announcement
By Kristina Ribellia, Executive Director, Columbia Basin Conservation District
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The 2024 State of Our Lake: A Great Success
On Monday, September 16th, the Moses Lake Watershed Council and the Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD), along with our partner...
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NRCS’ OGWRP Investments Moving Toward Implementation On Three Lower Systems
With USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service’s (NRCS) investment in the Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program (OGWRP) reaching $49.4 mi
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