What's New
The Great Whidbey Seed SwapSave the date for the second annual Great Whidbey Seed Swap!
Join the Whidbey Island Growers Association and Heavy Nettle Collective for a day of exchanging seeds and tips, classes, hands on activities, repair, fiber arts, food, wellness, and more! Stay tuned for more details and RSVP on our Events page |
Join Our TeamNatural Resource Planner
This full-time, benefitted position serves a critical role sharing scientific expertise and resources with our island community. We are excited to find an experienced self-starter who is energetic, with a great work ethic and strong interest in becoming part of our team! See the full job posting. Run for Board Supervisor |
Run for Board SupervisorConservation districts are governed by a board of supervisors, three elected and two appointed by the Conservation Commission. Learn more about becoming a candidate and apply for election by Feb. 9!
Join our leaders on Feb. 6 for a mixer to meet the team and get to know more at our office in Coupeville, 6 pm. RSVP for the mixer. |
Our Native Plant Sale is Open!Order online for pick up March 8, 2025
9:00 am - 3:00 pm at Greenbank Farm Bare root plants are cost efficient because they are shipped without soil! They also have stronger root systems and benefit from being transplanted in the winter while they are dormant. |
Our Mission
Promoting natural resource stewardship and resilient ecosystems for present and future generations.
Conservation works best when people who live and work in an area learn to care for their natural resources. Conservation Districts are the community hub that bring people and resources together through voluntary, locally led conservation to ensure a healthy and sustainable future.
We engage our community on Whidbey Island in voluntary actions that keep our air, water, soil, habitats, and working lands healthy for all. We are a non-regulatory, political subdivision of Washington State. We do not enforce compliance or impose penalties, but instead work collaboratively with you to develop stewardship strategies to meet your goals.
Conservation works best when people who live and work in an area learn to care for their natural resources. Conservation Districts are the community hub that bring people and resources together through voluntary, locally led conservation to ensure a healthy and sustainable future.
We engage our community on Whidbey Island in voluntary actions that keep our air, water, soil, habitats, and working lands healthy for all. We are a non-regulatory, political subdivision of Washington State. We do not enforce compliance or impose penalties, but instead work collaboratively with you to develop stewardship strategies to meet your goals.