What has no backbone, is large enough to be seen with the naked eye, and is an important indicator of clean water? Why, it’s a… read more
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Experience Earth Week
The Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership is hosting Experience Earth Week, from April 21 through 29. It’s easy and fun to participate! Simply download your passport here… read more
Sally Corrigan to Retire
Pike County Conservation District (PCCD) Executive Director Sally Corrigan will retire on April 6 following 23 years of service to the people of Pike County.… read more
Guide to Working In or Near Streams
Planning a project that affects a stream? Here’s a guide to help you find out what your next steps should be to ensure that your… read more
Michele Long Named Executive Director
Michele Long has been named Executive Director of Pike County Conservation District (PCCD). She will succeed current Executive Director Sally Corrigan, who will retire in… read more
How to Keep Your Water Clean
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) lists sediment as the most common pollutant to rivers, streams, lakes and reservoirs. Sediment consists of loose sand, clay,… read more