DISTRICT HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION

OUR NEW LOCATION IS 601 4J CT, STE D NEXT TO THE BW INSURANCE AGENCY. 

PLEASE COME SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION!

Please Visit Publication Page for current brochures and information.

Something to start thinking about........

The CCCD will be hosting a windbreak workshop in the fall. Ground preparation, species selection and general windbreak information will be provided. Check back soon for the date.

FREE WILDLIFE ESCAPE RAMPS FOR STOCK WATER TANKS

Stock water wildlife ramps are available to cooperators in Campbell County. These ramps will help prevent birds and other wildlife form drowning in stock water tanks. Two types of ramps are available - fiberglass and expanded metal. The ramps are being provided FREE to Campbell County cooperators for installation in their existing watering facilities on private or state owned land. Installation costs (hardware and labor)  are the cooperators contributions on the project.

Please Call CCCD at 682-1824 or NRCS at 682-8843 if you are interested in placing the ramps.

 Barnyards & Backyards

Property Makeover Project has Begun!

Watch as the team that brings you Barnyards & Backyards tackles real-world problems on various pieces of property around the state.  The team has begun an “Extreme Property Makeover” on some sub-irrigated pasture land near Wheatland.  Learn more about the project at the Barnyards & Backyards website page  http://www.uwyo.edu/barnbackyard/.  You can also follow their progress on Youtube and Facebook (these links are also on the B&B web page) as the team develops short educational videos and text on a variety of topics related to the property.

 Videos already available include: Introduction to the property (in 2 parts), Installing a tire livestock watering tank and  Basics of grazing management.

ATTENTION:

CAMPBELL COUNTY EDUCATORS!

The CCCD would like to make available a watershed educational

activity, to you and your class. Our Enviroscape model is a plastic model

of a complete watershed. We are able to show erosion, point source pollution,

non-point source pollution, prevention measures and best management

practices for all. Additionally, the model allows students to become

familiar with watershed components and terminology. The activity can be

tailored to your individual class needs. It can be 15 minutes to 50 minutes.

Please call us at 682-1824 with any

questions or to schedule us to come to

your school soon.

Watershed Plans Approved

Gillette Fishing Lake Water Quality Improvement Plan

Donkey/Stonepile Creek  & Little Powder River Watershed Plan