Washington Conservation Technical Assistance (CTA)
Success Stories

The Conservation Technical Assistance (CTA) program provides voluntary conservation technical assistance to land-users, communities, units of state and local government, and other Federal agencies in planning and implementing conservation systems. This assistance is for planning and implementing conservation practices that address natural resource issues. It helps people voluntarily conserve, improve and sustain natural resources.

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2008 CTA Success Stories

Oasis south of Odessa

2003 CTA Success Stories

Community Park Gets Face Lift (PDF 21KB)

Washington's First Interagency Living Snow Fence Project (PDF 98KB)

2002 CTA Success Stories

Aeschliman Farm Benefits from Direct Seeding, Whitman County (PDF 101KB)

Insuring Water Quality on the Farm, Clallam County  (PDF 78KB)

Reviving the Forest in Seahurst Park, King County  (PDF 60KB)

Water Quality Improved through Irrigation, Clallam County  (PDF 60KB)

2001 CTA Success Stories

Model Farm Developed in Whatcom County CTA  (PDF 73KB)

Fish Passage Inventory of the Puyallup River CTA  (PDF 106KB)

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