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Dec 15, 2026
A 50/50 cost-share grant for on-the-ground conservation projects on private lands within Eagle County Conservation District boundaries, with awards up to $15,000.
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City
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Eagle
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Eagle
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1286 Chambers Ave Unit #201
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(970) 236-6215
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81631
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Eagle County Conservation District
The Eagle County Conservation District's Strategic Operating Plan outlines its mission, vision, priorities, and goals for natural resource stewardship. The plan focuses on strengthening the District's identity, enhancing communication and outreach, expanding resources and expertise, and ensuring the sustainability of its 'Beyond Lawn' program. By 2030, the District aims to expand its presence, advocating for landowners and land users, and providing resources and support to meet existing and emerging needs in conserving natural resources through innovative, community-driven land stewardship.
The board meeting focused on several key areas including program and staff updates. Key discussions involved the Nox Weed Cost Share program, where eight applications were approved, and updates on the Wolf Grant. The board recommended creating a trial grant program utilizing CO Soil Health Program capacity funding, and approved a survey for up to $2,000 for the Beyond Lawn program. Significant organizational decisions included approving the Strategic Operating Plan with the addition of agricultural producers to the mission, and selecting a proposal for the Conservation Handbook. Employee benefits were addressed with the approval of 25% coverage for dependents' health insurance and the adoption of Long Term Disability Option 1. The 2026 budget was adopted, including increases for Contingency Funds and the 50/50 Conservation Grant. Hydrology updates noted severe projections for Lake Powell and discussions were held regarding the Shoshone Water Right and agricultural water conservation policy evaluation.
The meeting addressed several topics including program and staff updates such as the Nox Weed Cost Share, Wolf Grant, Forestry Program, Seed Sales, CO Soil Health Program, Beyond Lawn, CIG Virtual Fencing, and FAPL Virtual Fencing. The board discussed the RFP for the 2026 Audit Firm and decided to retain McMahan and Associates, LLC as ECCD's auditor. There was also an update on the CO River Watershed Association meeting, the DCT Position, and Land Use Code Update. Other updates included the Treasurer's Report, upcoming events, and staff miscellaneous updates. The board also reviewed the Beyond Lawn Program, Noxious Weed Cost-Share Program, Wolf Conflict Mitigation Project, CIG Virtual Fencing, Foundation for America's Public Lands: Virtual Fencing, CO Soil Health Program, and Seed Sales.
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