The Pike County Conservation District (PCCD) office is closed to the public, but staff are working remotely. Staff are responding to questions regarding your water resource needs,… read more
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Poster Contest and At-Home Conservation Activities
If you are home with children this week, and looking for a craft project, we are now accepting entries for our poster contest! Decorating a… read more
Pike County Streams: Our Valuable Natural Treasure
Pike County has an abundance of unique waterways, more than 1,800 miles of streams, nearly ninety lakes and dozens of ponds. These resources contribute to… read more
Erosion and Sedimentation Control for Small Projects
Understand the Effects of Earth Disturbance Any activities that result in earth disturbance, whether it be construction of a single-family home or a 100-acre residential… read more
Report on Environmental Quality of Pike County Streams: 2019
Pike County Conservation District (PCCD) has maintained a Surface Water Monitoring Program, focused on monitoring stream health, for 28 years. We have been annually monitoring… read more
Invasive Species Series 2020: Japanese Knotweed
Invasive Species: Invasive species are any kind of living organism, including plants, insects, and bacteria, that is not native to an ecosystem and causes harm.… read more