Converse County Conservation District

06/04/2026

05/28/2026

Free (and timely) webinar series from our friends at UW Extension!

🌿 Managing Your Landscape in Drought 🌿Free Webinar Series

Worried about your yard, garden, or other green spaces during the current drought? Want to plan a landscape that’s better prepared for future dry conditions?

👉 Join us for this practical, informative webinar series! Learn strategies to help your plants survive drought and design a more resilient landscape. ✅ Registration Required.🔗 Register here:
https://uwyo.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5bM1uQg4TwOvBSZCUZeELA
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📅 All Sessions: Thursdays at 6:00 PM (Mountain Time)
💧 June 11: Setting Up Drip Irrigation for Drought-Resistant Landscapes & Gardens
🌳 June 18: Managing Trees Through Drought
🌱 June 25: Managing Turf Through Drought

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After registering, you’ll receive a confirmation email with instructions to join.
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🌼 Coming Soon
This drought series will be followed by a Water-Wise Landscape Planning Series this fall/winter. Stay tuned for details!

🌵 Be proactive. Stay resilient. Grow smarter in drought.

05/22/2026

The Converse County Conservation District office will be closed for Memorial Day. Please see our adjusted hours below. Have a safe and happy weekend!

05/21/2026

Local Work Group Meeting at 2 p.m. with Board of Supervisors Meeting to follow. Remember that we are at the college and not the USDA Service Center today.

05/19/2026

Please be sure to join us Thursday at 2p! We would appreciate your input.

05/14/2026

Consider serving on the Converse County Conservation District Board of Supervisors!

05/08/2026

If you ordered trees from us and haven't picked them up yet, today is the day! They are sorted and ready for you to come and get 'em!

05/06/2026

Spring Well Water Testing Day for private wells in Converse County is approaching fast. You can pick up sampling bottles and instructions at Converse County Conservation District and Converse County Extension in Douglas or Town Hall in Glenrock.

05/05/2026

Converse County Conservation District is excited to welcome Halle Fegler to our team! Halle is a recent University of Wyoming graduate and is our new Program Assistant. Feel free to stop by the office and meet her!

04/28/2026

It's Stewardship Week!
The 2026 NACD Stewardship Week theme, Soil. Where It All Begins, celebrates
the incredible power of soil to support life in all its forms. Soil is not just the
ground we walk on. It is the starting point for healthy food, clean water, thriving
habitats, and resilient communities. From backyard gardens to forests and city
parks, everything begins with what is beneath our feet.
Soil does a lot more than grow plants. It holds water, cycles nutrients, and
provides homes for billions of living organisms that help keep nature in balance.
It keeps roots in place, helps prevent flooding, and supports wildlife and people
alike. The trees in our neighborhoods, the food on our tables, and the natural
places we love all depend on healthy soils.
The National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) and Converse County
Conservation District (CCCD) encourage you to celebrate Stewardship Week
with us! Visit our website for more information on the 2026 Stewardship Week and Poster Contest today!