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2012 Envirothon Winners
Yough High School Team wins 2012 Westmoreland Conservation District Envirothon Yough will represent Westmoreland County at the state competition May 22-23rd at University of Pittsburgh, Johnstown. Click here to see all of the 2012 Envirothon winning teams.
Westmoreland Woodlands Improvement Association 2012 Programs
Enjoy workshops and programs sponsored by the Westmoreland Woodlands Improvement Association Click here for more information
2012 Stormwater Design Webinars
2102 Stormwater Design Webinars 12 Noon – 2:00 p.m. PDHs will be awarded. April 18, 2012: Build This – Stormwater Retrofit Construction Issues June 20, 2012: Stream Restoration – Implementation You Can Take to the BANK August 15, 2012: Get the Dirt on Stormwater October 24, 2012: Leaving You Out in the Rain-Design & Implementation [Read more...]
Board of Directors Monthly Meeting
Westmoreland Conservation District Board of Directors Monthly Meeting at the Westmoreland Conservation District, Donohoe Center, 218 Donohoe Road, Greensburg, Time: 5:00 p.m. AGENDA I. OPENING A. Meeting Called To Order – Ron Rohall B. Pledge of Allegiance – Ron Rohall C. Introduction of Guests – Ron Rohall D. Public Comment Period – Ron Rohall E. [Read more...]
2010 Annual Report Now Available
2010 Annual Report Now Available Just off the press, our new annual report gives an overview of the many conservation accomplishments in Westmoreland County last year…and features an extensive tribute to our long-time Chairman, J. Roy Houston.
Horse Owner Summer Seminar Series
Horse Owner Summer Seminar Series Dr. Ann Swinker’s presentations now available here…
Helping People Use Resources Wisely
Helping People Use Resources Wisely Stable soils…clean streams…healthy forests…productive farms…sustainable communities. For 62 years, the Westmoreland Conservation District has been promoting the thoughtful, wise use of the natural resources we all share.
All About Rain Gardens
A program representative is in the process of contacting those residents who have signed up for a free rain garden for their yard and less flooding for their neighborhood.
60 Things You Can Do To Conserve This Place We Call Home: Westmoreland County
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