Almost half of Park County residents live in the countryside. Because soil, weeds, water, and wildlife do not respect property lines, managing small acreages is truly a neighbor-to-neighbor effort.

Small Acreage Rural Living Workshop Nov. 14 at the Park County Fairgrounds from 9 am-3pm.
November's Small Acreage Rural Living Workshop will feature a lineup of local experts presenting on key topics for area landowners:

-The Park County Good Neighboor Handbook
- Irrigation in Park County
-Park County Noxious Weeds and Pests
-Park County Watersheds & Water Quality
-Pastures and Grazing
-Wildfire Risk Mitigation
-Animal Husbandry on Small Acreages
-Rabbit Meat Production
-Soil health
-Wildlife Habitats

Registered Attendees will get a copy of The Park County Good Neighbor Handbook, presentation hand outs, and lunch by The Willows Catering Company.

Registration is $10/person
Register at:
https://pcfcd.myshopify.com/ or scan the QR code on the flyer
or contact our office if you'd like to pay by check:
call:  307-271-3125 or email:  Powellclarksforkconservation@gmail.com

Please share with friends and neighbors! We would love to see you all at the workshop!