Public Notice:
Board Meetings: The next upcoming board meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 8th at 3:30pm. The meeting will be in-person with a zoom option and members of the public are welcome to attend. For agendas, minutes, and other information, visit here.
News:
Attention High Schoolers - Apply now to our new career explorations program taking place this June. This free, fun, hands-on program will help you to learn new skills and make connections for college or a future job. It will take place June 9-25 M-W from 9am – 3pm in partnership with local watershed districts.
We’re Hiring! - Want to spend your summer outdoors? Join our team as a watercraft inspector and help protect our lakes! Check out our employment opportunities page for more information.
Tree Sale - Our 2025 Tree Sale is LIVE! New items are available this year including a buckthorn replacement seed mix and native plant flats. Visit our tree sale page to place an order.
Project Bids - Visit our projects page to see which projects are currently accepting bids.
East Metro Water Blog - Sign up for weekly blog articles by Angie Hong.
KnickPoints Blog - Sign up for monthly blog articles by Barbara Heitkamp.
East Metro Lakes - Sign-up for our monthly e-newsletter for lakeshore landowners. Read the latest edition here.
Lower St. Croix Partnership - WCD is one of 15 local governments participating in implementation of the Lower St. Croix Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan. Learn about current projects at www.lsc1w1p.org.
Invasive Species Alerts:
Palmer amaranth alert! Learn more about this noxious weed that can put corn and soybean crops at risk: Plant Info.
Grecian foxglove alert! Learn more about this noxious weed that has been found in Washington County: Notice & Plant Info.
Calendar
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm
Contact us: 455 Hayward Ave. N., Oakdale, MN 55128 651-330-8220
Monthly Board Meetings are the second Tuesday of the month at 3:30pm unless otherwise posted. See past board agendas and minutes >>
Our mission is to enhance, protect, and preserve the natural resources of Washington County through conservation projects, technical guidance, and educational services to citizens and local government.