Don't Miss Out On Our Ripple Effect Workshops This Spring! Learn More ⟶

The 2025 Moses Lake Carp Classic returns this Saturday, May 17th, at Connelly Park in Moses Lake. This annual bowfishing tournament is more than just a competition — it’s a community-powered conservation effort.

On Saturday, May 3, the Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD) hosted a Ripple Effect Workshop at Royal City High School. The event brought together 14 landowners from the Lower Crab Creek area to learn about available conservation programs and share ideas for improving land management.

On April 2nd, partners from the Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD) and Aspect Consulting conducted field sampling for the Upper Crab Creek and Rocky Ford Spring Phosphorus Transport Study. Britton Baker (CBCD) and Stephen Bartlett (Aspect) were out in the field gathering data to support this important effort.

Mark your calendars for May 3, 2025, and join us for the FREE Ripple Effect Workshop at the Royal City High School. Learn about Lower Crab Creek, water quality, funding opportunities, and conservation practices that benefit your farm and ranch. This is your chance to share concerns, ask questions, and connect with fellow producers and CBCD staff.