Deschutes SWCD relies on dedicated community members to help us protect and conserve the natural resources of Deschutes County.

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Our Conservation Priorities focus on the natural resource concerns that matter most to our residents, farms, wildlife, and partners. From water conservation and water quality to forest health, farmland protection, and wildfire risk reduction, our programs are designed to engage and empower the community through technical assistance, financial assistance, education, and outreach.

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See our upcoming events, recent projects, and community initiatives aimed at preserving and enhancing our environment. Stay informed and engaged by checking out our blog, where we post articles on conservation tips, success stories, and important environmental news. Don’t forget to visit our calendar to see all of our events and opportunities we have lined up.

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Restoring Forests, Reducing Wildfire Risk: DSWCD’s Efforts in Deschutes County

To protect our homes, communities, and landscapes, we’re working with local landowners to thin overgrown areas, reduce fire hazards, and restore forest health. See how these efforts are making a difference in Deschutes County.

How Can We Help?

The Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District provides free technical assistance, education, and financial assistance to support Deschutes County residents and landowners.

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Deschutes Soil and Water Assistance Program (SWAP)

New funding to help local landowners conserve water, strengthen forests, and build wildfire resilience.

The Deschutes Soil and Water Assistance Programs (SWAP) are new cost-share initiatives from the Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District, offering direct financial and technical support to private landowners tackling irrigation efficiency, forest health, and wildfire recovery across Deschutes County. Read more to see if your project qualifies!

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Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District is here to enhance the health, economic prosperity, and quality of life for the current and future citizens of the district.

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