Information on Conservation District Services and the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
To comply with the various state and federal guidelines relating to meetings and gatherings for groups, and to ensure safety of district staff and clients, the office is temporarily closed to general public access.
See Full Update & Staff Contact Details
Please take a moment to update your address book. All district staff will be using a new primary email addresses ending in “@yamhillswcd.org”. The previous email addresses, ending in “or.nacdnet.net”, will be discontinued soon.
The Yamhill Soil and Water Conservation District (District) is led by a locally elected board of directors whose responsibility is to plan and oversee the delivery of services and programs that help conserve and protect water and soil resources, wildlife habitat, and other natural resources in Yamhill County. The District is a unit of local government, and implements its programs and services in partnership with volunteers, non-profits, state and federal agencies, school districts and universities, watershed councils, landowners, and many others.
By Rick Thomas
The otter, the beaver, the geese, the blackbirds, and all of the other critters that make the pond at Miller Woods home invite you to see their newly completed wildlife viewing dock. The dock is the result …
Saturday, October 30, 2021
2021 Miller Woods 10k Trail Race
Saturday, October 9, 2021 in McMinnville, OR at Miller Woods Conservation Area
Registration Fee: $45 with T-shirt
Free parking; carpooling is encouraged!
Once Thought Extinct, an Oregon Butterfly Reaches Recovery Milestone
Service Proposes Downlisting Fender’s Blue Butterfly from Endangered to Threatened
Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a proposal to reclassify Fender’s blue butterfly from endangered to threatened under the …
