Conservation at Home
Conservation happens in many places. From the indoors to the yard, we can take small actions at our home to make a difference in a big way. On this page, we’ve compiled several resources for Clark County residents. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, or if you’d like more information, please contact us.
Water Quality Resources
Learn about actions you can take to protect waterways in Clark County or share the information with a friend with our downloadable informational pamphlets.
Wildlife Resources
A lot of creatures call Clark County home, and together we share this area. We’ve compiled several resources for how to help conserve our native wildlife on your property.
Amphibians
Add a vegetative buffer around water sources
Leave stumps and logs as habitat
Learn more by watching our amphibian webinars
Birds
Plant native plants
Provide water year-round
Leave dead trees and snags as habitat
Fish
Pick up your pet and livestock poop
Plant native plants along your stream
Learn more about Clark County’s watersheds
Mammals
Create shelter like brush piles and logs
Provide water year-round
Avoid conflicts by following WDFW suggestions
Pollinators & Beneficial Insects
Leave brush piles and leaf piles as habitat
Limit pesticide use
