Sunsetting over rolling grassland landscape.

Bringing people & resources together through voluntary, locally led conservation.

What's New?

Attend the Annual Meeting on January 21st 2026

Held on Wednesday January 21st 2026 at The Water and Environmental Center on the Walla Walla Community College Campus- 640 Water Center Dr, Walla Walla, WA 99362 from 8 am- 12: 15 pm.

Full Event Announcement

Attend the January Board Meeting

Monthly meetings of the WWCCD Board of Supervisors are open to the public.

Full Meeting Announcement

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Click here to learn about the Walla Walla Drought Preparedness Plan

Services for Healthy Streambanks

We offer a variety of services for landowners whose properties include areas next to rivers, streams, and other bodies of water, called riparian areas. These services can help address erosion, salmon habitat, water quality and more.

Riparian Services

Take Credit for Conservation On Your Property

Participate in the Voluntary Stewardship Program (VSP) to help farms achieve environmental and growth management mandates through voluntary cooperation, as opposed to regulation. Participants also gain access to funding for additional farm-friendly natural resource projects.

VSP for Participants

VSP for Administrators

Visit the State VSP Site

State Administration

The lead state administrator for VSP is the Washington State Conservation Commission).

Conservation district employees inspecting a field enrolled in the conservation reserve program (CRP).

Fish passage barrier removal replaced with bridge

Work Plans & Reports

Every VSP County must develop local work plans and submit regular progress reports.

Walla Walla Work Plan & Reports