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Nov 19, 2026
Removal and processing of stream debris along 2,200 linear feet of an unnamed tributary to the South Yadkin River in Moravian Falls, NC, and 1,200 linear feet of Fishing Creek in North Wilkesboro, NC.
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City
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Wilkesboro
County
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Wilkes
Address
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416 Executive Dr Ste. A
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(336) 990-5000
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28697
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wilkes Soil And Water Conservation District
This strategic plan outlines efforts to improve water quality in the East and Middle Prong of the Roaring River in Wilkes County. It identifies five key areas contributing to impairments: forestry practices, livestock access to surface waters, confined animal feeding operations' waste management, cropland erosion, and streambank degradation. The plan proposes strategies focusing on implementing best management practices (BMPs), fostering community involvement, and leveraging technical and financial resources to achieve sustainable soil and water resources and restore healthy stream conditions.
The meeting included discussions on Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) projects, with several counties receiving funding for these projects. Participants shared their experiences assisting western counties with EWP implementation, detailing the extent of the damage observed. The meeting also covered mutual aid agreements, stressing their importance for districts to work across county lines and to receive assistance in case of a local disaster. Additionally, there was a discussion about districts holding easements, including the considerations involved and the role of the Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation (ADFP) program in supporting agriculture and farmland preservation across the state.
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