CITYgreen

SWRCSP

Access Road, Channel Crossing
Contour Buffer Strip
Critical Area Planting
Dike
DryHydrant
Feedlot Windbreak
Fencing
Field Border
Field Windbreak
Filter Strip
Grade Stabilization Structure
Grassed Waterway
Mulching
Pasture & Hayland Planting
Pipeline
Pond and/or Pond Restoration
Pumping Plant for Water Supply
Range Seeding
Sediment Control Basin
Spring Development
Streambank & Shoreline Protection
Subsurface Drain
Tank or Trough
Terraces
Tree Planting
Underground Outlet
Waste Storage Facility
Water & Sediment Control Basin
Well
Wetland Development or Restoration

NPSP

Failing Septic System Repair
Livestock Waste Systems
Abandoned Water Well Plugging
Soil Testing
Riparian & Wetland Protection

WRPP

KWQBI

Conservation Assistance
Assistance for Conservation Structures

Have you ever wondered the value of energy saved by planting trees for cooling your home, farm, etc. in the summer or for blocking the cold winds in winter?

The district has a computer program from "American Forests" that can measure existing benefits and can model future benefits from trees planted around your home or business.

Using the statistical and analytical tools provided in CITYgreen, landscape maps can be used to quantify changes in cover type, air quality, energy savings, stormwater runoff, carbon storage and wildlife benefits.

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