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Kitsap Conservation District New Page We offer technical assistance to landowners and managers to help preserve our natural resources. KCD Website: kitsapcd.org

It's very nearly Halloweeeeeeen!! Did You Know? - Salmon can get spooked very easily! 👻🫣Loud noises and movement easily ...
10/30/2026

It's very nearly Halloweeeeeeen!! Did You Know? - Salmon can get spooked very easily! 👻🫣

Loud noises and movement easily scare salmon, and they could use up the energy they need to race upstream reacting to being scared instead. It’s best to get all your spooky tricks out of your system on Halloween, then head to Kitsap Salmon Tours on November 7th! You can join us at eight unique stream sites across the county as we quietly witness one of nature’s most incredible journeys, and learn more about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival.

You can learn more about Kitsap Salmon Tours at kitsapsalmontours(dot)org or by visiting our event page. We can’t wait to see you out at our trails and watersheds!

A quick, fun post for you all this evening! Our social media manager was out walking in Bremerton a weekend or two ago a...
10/28/2026

A quick, fun post for you all this evening! Our social media manager was out walking in Bremerton a weekend or two ago and found this flower growing along someone's perimeter fence. Can you identify this flower?

Drop your guesses in the comments below! (Admittedly, we won't be able to confirm the correct ID without your confident replies 😳)

Do you have a stream on your property? 💧Are there noxious weeds present, bare areas that need planting, or man-made stru...
10/27/2026

Do you have a stream on your property? 💧Are there noxious weeds present, bare areas that need planting, or man-made structures in the stream like concrete debris, trash, or an undersized culvert? 🚧

We want help you restore your stream area! 👷 The Backyard Habitat Program is accepting grant applications until mid-November that fund stream restoration projects on private properties in unincorporated Kitsap County.

Our application process is simple– First, contact us to discuss project ideas and schedule a FREE site visit with staff by emailing us at [email protected]. 📨📫

If you would like to proceed with applying for a project grant, District staff will help you fill out a Backyard Habitat Grant Application that includes basic information about the project, timeline, and costs. 📝

Finally, apply by mid-November to be considered for the next round of grant funding! Visit kitsapcd(dot)org/backyard-habitat-program for more information and contact us at [email protected] or call (360) 689-6094 with your questions! 📲

En el Distrito de Conservación de Kitsap (Kitsap Conservation District), no solo eliminamos barreras en beneficio de los...
10/25/2026

En el Distrito de Conservación de Kitsap (Kitsap Conservation District), no solo eliminamos barreras en beneficio de los salmones y el medio ambiente; ¡también nos esforzamos por eliminar cualquier obstáculo que impida a las personas acceder a información, educación y financiamiento para la conservación! Específicamente, uno de nuestros planificadores agrícolas desea reforzar su dominio del español para poder comunicarse con aquellas personas que, de otro modo, podrían tener dificultades para hacerlo en inglés. 🗣 🇪🇸 🇲🇽

¡La conservación es para todos! ¿Tienes un arroyo que atraviesa tu propiedad? ¡Podemos ayudarte! ¿Hay demasiado lodo en los corrales de tu ganado o en tus pastizales? ¡Podemos ayudarte! ¿Quieres plantar más especies nativas en tu terreno? ¡Podemos ayudarte!

¡No dudes en ponerte en contacto con nosotros; siempre estaremos encantados de apoyarte con cualquier inquietud que tengas relacionada con los recursos naturales! Visita nuestro sitio web (enlace en nuestra biografía) o escríbenos directamente a [email protected]. 📧
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Barriers aren't just something we remove for the sake of salmon and the environment- we're doing our best here at Kitsap Conservation District to remove all sorts of barriers that prevent folks from accessing as much information, education, and funding for conservation as possible! What we mean specifically with this is: one of our Farm Planners wants to brush up on his Spanish-speaking skills and open conversation with any people who might otherwise have difficulties communicating in English. 🗣 🇪🇸 🇲🇽

Conservation is for everyone! Do you have a stream running through your yard? We can help! Do you have too much mud in your livestock pens and pastures? We can help! Do you want to plant more native plants into your backyard? We can help!

Please do not hesitate to reach out to us, we're always happy to assist you with whatever natural resource concern you may have! Check out our website in our bio or email us directly at [email protected]. 📧

10/24/2026

Have you seen our posts about the upcoming Kitsap County Salmon Tours for 2026 and have been curious as to what it's all about! Look no further- here is a recap of one of the sites (the Merle A. Hayes Salmon Hatchery) from the 2025 Salmon Tours! 📅

Witness one of nature’s most incredible journeys- the return of salmon to local streams! On November 7, 2026, Kitsap Salmon Tours will take place at eight unique stream sites across the county. Each location features something special: interactive activities, streamside docents, and hands-on learning opportunities for all ages. 🗣️📖

This year, our KCD staff will be tabling at the Jarstad Park location in Bremerton. Come on down on Saturday, November 7th, 2026 to learn from us about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival. Trained docents and local environmental organizations will scattered across all EIGHT sites to answer questions and share stories.🎓

What WONDERFUL work being done! 😎
10/23/2026

What WONDERFUL work being done! 😎

Orca Recovery Day was a huge success! We wanted to share a GINORMOUS thanks to the volunteers who came out to donate the...
10/23/2026

Orca Recovery Day was a huge success! We wanted to share a GINORMOUS thanks to the volunteers who came out to donate their time and energy with us this past Friday. 🗣🎤

With their help, we were able to replant a restoration site with some Western Red Cedars, as well as remove a bunch of Himalayan blackberry that had begun to re-encroach onto the project site after the initial clear. Take a look at two of the folks we had with us to perform this site maintenance- both of them are smiling so large while posing with the blackberry heart/root and the newly planted cedar sapling! 😁

Conservation takes a whole community and we're ever-so-grateful for all the volunteers we can work with on a regular basis! 📣🎉🙌

We’re getting closer to our 2026 Kitsap Salmon Tour! You can witness one of nature’s most incredible journeys—the return...
10/22/2026

We’re getting closer to our 2026 Kitsap Salmon Tour! You can witness one of nature’s most incredible journeys—the return of salmon to local streams on November 7th from 11am-3pm at eight unique stream sites across the county. Each location features something special: interactive activities, streamside docents, and hands-on learning opportunities for all ages. 👊

Learn about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival. Trained docents and local environmental organizations will be on-site to answer questions and share stories. 🗣📖

Why Attend:
🐟 Experience salmon up close in their natural habitat (*view dependent on water levels, turbidity, etc.)
🙋Find kid-friendly activities and docents to answer your questions
🌎 Connect with local conservation groups and educators
🌲 Explore different sites, each offering unique booths, and habitat views

You can learn more about Kitsap Salmon Tours at kitsapsalmontours(dot)org or by visiting our event page. We can’t wait to see you out at our trails and watersheds!

There was a HUGE response to the Bigleaf Maple workshop we posted a month or two ago, and we have exciting news for thos...
10/21/2026

There was a HUGE response to the Bigleaf Maple workshop we posted a month or two ago, and we have exciting news for those who were sad that they missed out! WSU Extension is offering a webinar on November 12th to those interested in learning more about this process. Sign up with the link below to learn how to go about starting to tap the trees that exist on your property! Mark your calendars! 📅

Many people are surprised to learn that Washington’s native bigleaf maple can be used to produce maple syrup. Known for its distinctive flavor profile, bigleaf maple syrup often features notes of caramel and vanilla that set it apart from traditional maple syrup. 🍁

This webinar will introduce participants to the fundamentals of collecting and processing sap on a small scale. Attendees will learn the basic principles and practices needed to tap trees, collect sap, and process it into maple syrup for personal use, while also learning more about the burgeoning commercial sugaring industry in the Northwest. No experience required! 💪Register at the following link (just replace the "dot" between events and com with a period!):
https://events(dot)com/r/en_US/registration/bigleaf-maple-syrup-workshop-1105848

Do you have a stream on your property? Are there noxious weeds present, bare areas that need planting, or man-made struc...
10/20/2026

Do you have a stream on your property? Are there noxious weeds present, bare areas that need planting, or man-made structures in the stream like concrete debris, trash, or an undersized culvert? ❓

We want help you restore your stream area! The Backyard Habitat Program is accepting grant applications until mid-November that fund stream restoration projects on private properties in unincorporated Kitsap County. 📝

Our application process is simple – First, contact us to discuss project ideas and schedule a FREE site visit with staff by emailing us at [email protected]. 📨📬

If you would like to proceed with applying for a project grant, District staff will help you fill out a Backyard Habitat Grant Application that includes basic information about the project, timeline, and costs. ⏰💵

Finally, apply by mid-November to be considered for the next round of grant funding! Visit our the Backyard Habitat program on our website (link in bio!) for more information! Contact us at [email protected] or call (360) 689-6094 with your questions- we REALLY want to hear from you! 📢

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10332 Central Valley Road NE
Poulsbo, WA
98370

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30am

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