Mason Conservation District

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Mason Conservation District Mason Conservation District is an independent, non-regulatory public agency that assists landowners The District is funded through a variety of funding sources.

Surrounded by the Olympic National Forest and the Puget Sound, Mason County is rich in natural resources. Famous for our oysters, clams, Christmas trees, and timber exports, residents of this area depend on the management of our local resources. The Mason Conservation District assists residents of Mason County by providing a link between landowners, industry, and government agencies. We also provide technical and financial assistance to residents willing to implement conservation Best Management Practices. The District has thirteen staff members with diverse backgrounds and expertise. Staff members include: Natural Resource Specialists, Lead Entity Coordinator, Small Farms Extension Educator, Landscape Designer, Education/Outreach Specialists, Environmental Specialists, and a District Engineering Team. Most District services are available to Mason County residents at no cost, including technical assistance.

Next Saturday, November 7, join us at Jarrell Cove State Park from 10am-2pm for a Guided Fall Mushroom Hunt. With Kitsap...
10/26/2026

Next Saturday, November 7, join us at Jarrell Cove State Park from 10am-2pm for a Guided Fall Mushroom Hunt. With Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society, we will learn to identify and safely forage mushrooms while enjoying a day out with Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission.

Visit masoncd.org/events to learn more about all of our upcoming events.

10/23/2026
10/13/2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us and Capitol Land Trust at Hilburn Preserve on Saturday for an Invasive W**d Pull to ...
10/12/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us and Capitol Land Trust at Hilburn Preserve on Saturday for an Invasive W**d Pull to prep for Orca Recovery Day on Saturday! With volunteers from Shelton High School's ROTC Cadets and our broader community, we were able to remove invasives that have popped up at the site since our construction & mulching this summer.

Missed out on the fun? Join us this upcoming Saturday, October 17 for the ninth annual Orca Recovery Day as we plant a native pollinator meadow to support local salmon and Southern Resident orca populations that depend on healthy upstream water systems. We'll begin at 9am at Hilburn Preserve (198 W Hulbert Rd, Shelton, WA 98548), with supplies & snacks provided. We have nearly 2,000 native plants to install, so bring your friends!

More information available at masoncd.org/orca-recovery-day

This fall, we are excited to offer a number of opportunities to get outdoors and learn about the incredible plants and a...
10/07/2026

This fall, we are excited to offer a number of opportunities to get outdoors and learn about the incredible plants and animals that make Mason County great!

Join us after dark for two Pier Peers with Puget Sound Estuarium & Squaxin Island Tribe to explore the estuary creatures found below the water's surface. And drop by our Orca Recovery Day events to prepare for and help us plant a pollinator meadow at the Capitol Land Trust property Hilburn Preserve to support our Southern Resident orca populations. Full event details & registration can be found at masoncd.org/events.

Pier Peer at Alderbrook Resort
Friday, October 9th from 7-9pm, Registration required

Invasive W**d Removal at Hilburn Preserve
Saturday, October 10th at 9am

Orca Recovery Day Native Planting at Hilburn Preserve
Saturday, October 17th at 9am

Pier Peer at Shelton Yacht Club
Friday, October 30th from 7-9pm, Registration required, costumes encouraged

10/07/2026
10/05/2026

What happens when conservation is rooted in relationships? 🌿

In a project supported by WaSHI's Sustainable Farms and Fields program, the Squaxin Island Tribe and Mason Conservation District partnered to transform a riparian area at Salish Roots Farm into a productive, harvestable landscape rooted in culture, ecology, and community.

This project shows how Indigenous leadership, flexible funding, and strong partnerships can create landscapes that benefit both people and ecosystems.

đź”— Read the story here: https://washingtonsoilhealthinitiative.com/2026/09/indigenous-agroforestry-at-salish-roots-farm/

This Wednesday, join our Food Security Initiative and partners Salish Roots Food Sovereignty Program & Mason County Clim...
10/05/2026

This Wednesday, join our Food Security Initiative and partners Salish Roots Food Sovereignty Program & Mason County Climate Justice - MCCJ for a Chile Pepper Preservation Workshop! Learn how to string festive & edible chile pepper garlands and take your creation home to enjoy.

Date: Wednesday, October 7
Time: 10am-2pm
Location: Salish Roots Farm (541 W State Route 108, Shelton, WA)

Address

450 W Business Park Road
Shelton, WA
98584

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+13604279436

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