Projects
& Programs
The Water Resources Program undertakes a variety of projects throughout the county. Our
expertise ranges from simple hydrological measurements to technical
geomorphology projects. We also facilitate and manage watershed
planning efforts. Our projects and programs result
from studies and research, management plan recommendations,
and property owner requests, among other means. If you would like to work with us on a project
that involves your property, please contact us with more information.
Walt Edelen (509) 535-7274.
Water Quality
Hangman (Latah) Creek TMDL Project
Little Spokane River Water Quality Management Plan
Shoreline Stewardship Program
Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program
Water
Quantity
Hangman (Latah) Creek Watershed
Management Plan
Hangman (Latah) Creek State Line Stream Discharge Gage Installation
Fisheries
California Creek Rehabilitation
Project
Hangman (Latah) Creek Redband Trout DNA Study
Family Forest Fish Passage Program
Riparian
Vegetation & Shorelines
- New- Spokane River Shoreline Stabilization Project
-New- Liberty Lake Shoreline Naturalization Project
-New- Rockford Reservoir & Riparian Improvements
Shoreline Stewardship Program
Streamside Living: A Guide to Protecting Your Property and the Health of Streams
Spokane County Shoreline Inventory and
Assessment Project
Feryn Ranch Conservation Area
Water Quality Improvement Cost-Share Program
Volunteer Program
Become a volunteer
and assist the Conservation District
with local
projects. Contribute your knowledge,
skills and labor while learning new skills
and gaining
valuable experiences.
Visit the
volunteer
program page for more information.
Watershed History Program (Old Timer's Club)
Contribute to your watershed's history! Verbal accounts and collections of early photographs are great ways of preserving the history of your watershed. Set up an interview to relay important, but little known, information concerning past and current event. We are very interested in recording your stories and observations. Contact Walt Edelen today (509) 535-7274.
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