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Judd Creek Buffer Project: Enhancing Stream Ecosystems through Sustainable Stewardship

The Judd Creek Buffer Project, led by Resource Specialist Adam Jackson from King Conservation District, focuses on promoting sustainable use of natural resources through responsible stewardship. Since 2005, KCD has completed 17 restoration projects, enhancing stream ecosystems and supporting local biodiversity. This project spans 24,500 sq. ft. with a 35-foot buffer, planting 900 diverse trees and shrubs. With a project cost of $14,000 (landowner contribution of $500), it showcases community involvement through crew days and volunteer events, fostering a healthier natural environment.

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Judd Creek Buffer Project: Enhancing Stream Ecosystems through Sustainable Stewardship

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  1. Judd Creek Buffer Project Adam Jackson – Resource Specialist 425-282-1908 adam.jackson@kingcd.org

  2. King Conservation District • KCD works to Promote sustainable uses of natural resources through responsible stewardship. • Special Purpose District • Non – regulatory • 1 0f 17 restoration projects since 2005

  3. May 2009

  4. May 2009

  5. December 2009

  6. December 2009 June 2010

  7. August 2011 January 2014

  8. August 2011 January 2014

  9. August 2011

  10. Project Stats • 24,500sq’ • 450’ of stream • 35’ buffer • 900 trees and shrubs • 9 crew days, 1 volunteer event • $14,000 project cost (landowner pays 10% of materials = $500) • Currently Conifers 8’ and Alders 12’

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