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OUR MISSION
Fostering the voluntary conservation of natural resources by providing the tools, education, technical expertise, and financial assistance to support our local community.

Our office is open to the public. While not required, we encourage you to make an appointment in advance before visiting to ensure the appropriate staff member is available when you stop by. If you would like to make an appointment, please see our staff webpage for contact information.

Our vision is to be the trusted resource for voluntary conservation of natural resources resulting in healthy ecosystems.

In our recent video, see how partnerships are restoring streams in the Lower Fourmile Creek Watershed. Local organizations, researchers, and land managers are working together to plant native vegetation, install beaver dam analogs, and stabilize streambanks along Fourmile and Rose Creeks—improving water quality and wildlife habitat while building a model for watershed restoration across the Palouse.

Help protect our local water resources and contribute to participatory research!

Join Confluence Crew, our community science water quality monitoring program! Sites are available throughout Whitman County.

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