In Your Yard
Transform your yard into a healthy, productive outdoor space.
It can be a thriving, low-maintenance space that supports pollinators, conserves water, manages stormwater, and improves soil health. By choosing native plants, managing rainwater, and reducing chemical use, small changes can have a big impact on the environment.
Your local conservation district can offer resources and guidance on rain gardens, native plants, landscaping, and more to help you take action in your own backyard. Read about building urban habitats and gardening & landscaping resources and start transforming your yard today.
Conservation districts have new wildflower seed packets!
These seed mixes feature wildflowers chosen to reflect the natural beauty of Eastern and Western Washington. Planting regionally adapted flowers supports local ecosystems by providing food and shelter for bees, butterflies, birds, and other wildlife. These plants can also help build healthy soils, reduce erosion, and add vibrant color to your space.
Get Involved!
Find your local conservation district to learn how you can make a difference.
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