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Waldo County Soil And Water Conservation District

Conservation and sustainable use of natural resources.

  • About
    • About WCSWCD
    • Supervisors and Staff
    • Contact Us
  • Education
    • Teacher Resources
    • Workshops and Training
  • Resources
    • Eco-Landscaping / Conservation Land Management
    • Agriculture
    • Forestry
  • Invasives
    • Invasive Plants and Pests Overview
    • Resources for Invasive Species
    • Invasive Forest Insect Pests in Maine
    • Banned Invasive Plants
    • Invasive Species Spotlight
  • Conservation Assistance
    • Conservation Assistance Program
    • Conservation Landscape Certification
    • Conservation Services Fees
  • Calendar
  • Get Involved
    • Sign up for e-news
    • Become a WCSW Cooperator
    • Volunteer
    • Donate
  • Report a Tree

Invasive Species Spotlight

Invasive Species Spotlight – Now is the Time to Spot Invasive Plants!

Do We Have to Kiss Our Ash Goodbye? Taking Action on the Emerald Ash Borer

Invasive Species Spotlight – Himalayan Jewelweed: Pull it out!

Invasive Species Spotlight: Japanese Barberry

Invasive Species Spotlight: Multiflora Rose

Watch for the Browntail Moth…a Health Hazard

The Emerald Ash Borer Now in Maine – Important Information

Office Hours

46 Little River Drive in Belfast
Belfast, ME 04915
Tel: 207-218-5311
For Technical Assistance, call 855-884-2284 anytime.

New Hours Until Further Notice:

Tuesdays  9:00am – 3:00pm for phone calls only. The public is not allowed in the office building until further notice. NRCS and FSA are also housed in our building. See their websites for more information on communicating with their staff.

AERIAL PHOTOS AND MAPS VIEWING NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

QUICK LINKS

Report A Tree tool

Information on Conservation Land Certification

Upcoming Events

  1. CANCELLED Talk: Planting for A Changing World

    April 21 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  2. Experience the Hills to Sea Trail

    June 20 @ 10:00 am - 12:30 pm

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Resource Highlight

Fall is a time to plant seeds, to grow native plants next spring. Wild Seed Project offers sustainably collected seeds of native Maine plants, as well as a very informative website and journal.

Fall is the time to plant native seeds to grow native plants in the spring. Wild Seed Project offers sustainably collected, native Maine seeds, as well as an interesting and informative website and journal.

Recent Posts

  • Free Hardwood Tree Seedlings for Families! Plant a tree and learn together.
  • Notice: 2020 Plant Sale Cancelled
  • Some Reading to Do at Home on Climate Change and Woodlands
  • We are Hiring! Apply for Our Summer Conservation Technician Internship
  • Adaptive Forestry: Creating a Healthy Future for Maine’s Forests
  • Coming Feb. 24th – National Invasive Species Awareness Week: 10 Things You Can Do
  • Now available – Download our 2019 Journal
  • Invasive Species Spotlight – Now is the Time to Spot Invasive Plants!
  • Report a Tree Program is Now Live!
  • Fish Lead Free! Free Tackle Exchanges Offered in 2020
  • Save the Date! Our Annual Dinner and a talk on Growing Hemp in Maine, October 25th
  • Waldo SWCD is Now on Instagram!
  • Announcing Our Summer Series: Love Our Lakes
  • Join us for a workshop on Forestry for Maine Birds May 23rd!
  • Now Available: Our Spring 2019 Newsletter
  • 2019 Plant Sale Catalog Now Available!
  • Update on the Browntail Moth, a Toxic Insect Pest
  • Now available! Our 2018 Annual Report
  • Our Summer Positions Now Available
  • Do We Have to Kiss Our Ash Goodbye? Taking Action on the Emerald Ash Borer

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Our Mission

The District provides leadership, information, education and technical assistance to conserve, improve and sustain our natural resources through partnerships with individuals, businesses, organizations and government agencies.

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