Engineering services for soil, water
and habitat conservation

Creek bank stabilization project using large woody debris.

December 2000.

Whidbey Island Conservation District offers civil engineering services for soil, water, and habitat conservation projects on Whidbey Island.  Services include project planning, design, and assistance with obtaining permits and regulatory agency approval.  In some situations, WICD may be able to assist in identifying public or private funding opportunities for project construction.  Recent WICD engineering projects have included:

•  Design, permitting, and funding assistance for installation of a creek crossing for livestock

• Design and permitting assistance for a wetland habitat enhancement project

•  Storm water management planning

•  Design and funding assistance for replacing a culvert with a bridge to restore salmon passage in Maxwelton Creek

•  Design and permitting of irrigation water storage ponds

•  Technical assistance with low impact residential development

• Design, permitting, and funding for replacing the tidegates at Maxwelton with an improved fish passage design

• Design and permitting for salt marsh restoration program at Crescent Harbor

   

   

         For further information on WICD's available engineering services, please contact us at (360) 678-4708.