Helping Protect our Natural Resources.
Latest Project
The Dayton Valley Conservation District recently received frunding from the National Fish and Wildlife Service, Desert Terminal Lakes source. The District will begin treating invasive and noxious weeds.
River Projects
In the fall and winter, DVCD completes river projects to help with bank stabilization, erosion control and bio-engineering. Please check back soon for an update on the most recent project.
Dayton Valley Conservation District will begin work on River Restoration Projects in Late August/Early September 2016.
DVCD works to eradicate noxious weeds in the Dayton Valley. Our main focus is the river corridor, if funds allow our scope is broadened.
Dayton Valley Conservation District is treating weeds in the Dayton Valley Currently! Call the district if you have questions or concerns!