Wildlife
A lot of creatures call Clark County home, and together we share this area. On this page we’ve compiled several resources for how you can help conserve our native wildlife on your property. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, or if you’d like more information, please contact us.
How do I help …
Learn about the ways you can protect wildlife on your property or share the information with a friend!
Birds?
Plant native plants
Provide water year-round
Leave dead trees and snags as habitat
Mammals?
Pollinators & Beneficial Insects?
Fish & Water Bugs?
Amphibians?
Create shelter like brush piles and logs
Provide water year-round
Avoid conflicts by following WDFW suggestions
Plant native plants
Leave brush piles and leaf piles as habitat
Limit pesticide use
Learn more about Clark County’s watershed and become a watershed steward
Add a vegetative buffer around water sources
Leave stumps and logs as habitat
Learn more by watching our amphibian webinars
… and contact Clark Conservation District if you need help!
Wildlife Resources
Beaver Restoration Guide - USFWS
Pollinator Hedgerows - The Xerces Society
Building Stream Habitat - Clark Conservation District
… Don’t see what you need? Contact us!
We are currently in the process of compiling resources for wildlife-related requests. Check back later as this section grows, or suggest a resource by contacting us!
Partner Resources
Backyard Conservation - Backyard Conservation
Seed Treats & Other Bird Feeders - National Wildlife Federation
Living with Wildlife - Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Resource List for Bats - Bats Northwest
Backyard Habitat Certification - Backyard Habitat Certification Program
