Board Member, Art Forrest Resigns After Serving 35 Years
Art Forrest graciously served the Clarion Conservation District as a Board member for 35 years. Active in the farming community most of his life, he was named the District's first Conservation Farmer of the Year. Art's dedication to conservation planning was an asset to our community. He will be greatly missed by the staff and Board of Directors. 2016 Annual Report
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WE MOVED!! Our office is now located at 214 S 7th Ave at the County Human Services Center (the old hospital).
District monthly meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 10 am in the 1st floor conference room. Visitors must sign-in. Please call ahead of time if you need an appointment for storm water planning, NPDES permit information, Dirt & Gravel Road or other land-owner or agriculture program assistance. 814-297-7813, FAX-814-393-6126 
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Clarion-Limestone won 1st place overall at the 2017 Regional Envirothon held in Jefferson County. West Forest placed 2nd and Brockway 3rd.
Good luck at States! (LtoR) Ian McNaughton, Timothy Say, Allen Pangallo, Jacob Daugherty and Grace Snyder. 
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2017 Earth Day at Cook Forest State Park
Nature walks, a soils pit, hip waders, kick nets and wildlife skins were all part of the Clarion County Earth Day celebration at Cook Forest State Park on April 21st. 200 students from Clarion, Venango, and Forest County schools attended the day-long event. Lessons were presented by DCNR, NRCS and CUP instructors and students. The event was designed to prepare students for the upcoming Envirothon. Topics included forestry, soils, aquatics, invasive species, wildlife and elementary school activities.
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Art Forrest, Director
From its inception in 1935, the Clarion Conservation District’s goals have been farm conservation planning and promoting wise land use. Over the years, meeting the needs of the residents of Clarion County has expanded the role of the District into areas of water quality, erosion and sediment control, environmental education, dirt and gravel road maintenance and nutrient management. The duties delegated by the State Conservation Commission are administered by a volunteer board of directors. The board members, a vital part of this organization, offer years of experience in agriculture, business, science, technology, education and public policy.
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STAFF Trudy Alexander Manager 814-297-7811 talexanderccd@gmail.com LouAnn Steiner Administrative Assistant 814-297-7813 info@clarionconservation.com Devin Lineman Erosion & Sediment/Dirt & Gravel Road Technician 814-297-7812 linemanccd@gmail.com Patricia McIntire Watershed Specialist 814-297-7809 mcintireccd@gmail.com |
