Conservation Districts are local governmental subdivisions established under state law to carry out a program for the conservation, use and development of our soil, water and related resources. Each District has a governing body of local people, which share their talents, experience and knowledge of community needs and resources to guide districts in setting goals and priorities for carrying out resource programs.
Conservation districts operate at the local level.
The Directors and staff are local people who understand the unique needs of the area so when you work with your conservation district, you work with your neighbors volunteering to ensure sustainable usage of our valuable natural resources. The Moses Lake Conservation District encourages and assists landowners in the preservation and enhancement of our existing natural resources and Columbia basin wildlife habitat. Encouraging the creation of wildlife habitat and sustainable use of our existing natural resources in connection with other planned uses of land and water. Moses Lake Conservation District is one of 48 such districts in the state of Washington. Each district has to be self supporting, this district supports itself through the operation of a nursery.