COVID-19 has and continues
to take a tough toll on all of
us. It’s impacted not only our
health and well-being, but
our economy, our schools,
and disrupted every aspect
of our day to day lives. Pierce
Conservation District is
doing everything we can to
continue providing our core
services to the community
during these challenging
times. Despite restraints
brought on by the virus, we
continue to deliver projects
and services that improve food access, water quality, soil
health, environmental education, and restore vital habitat for
fish and wildlife.
It’s with these core services in mind and the uncertainty of
how deep the economic impact of COVID-19 will be, that we
have been thinking through cost savings approaches to help
maintain the services Pierce County residents need most
during these difficult times. To that end, we are phasing out
the print version of our Tahoma View newsletter, which will
save us thousands of dollars in print and mailing costs. The
Tahoma View quarterly newsletter will live on, just not in print
format.
We will also continue to improve our communications through
our digital platforms to bring our community news on our
progress and upcoming events and are now able to deliver
more focused communications on specific topics that appeal
to you.
Please visit our website at
PierceCD.org/341/Sign-up-forour-mailing-lists and select as many of the topics as you’re
interested in:
- Tahoma View Newsletter (Monthly)
- Harvest Pierce County (Monthly)
- Water Quality Improvement (Periodic)
- Habitat Restoration (Periodic)
- Environmental Education (Periodic)
- Farm Assistance (Periodic)
The December issue of the Tahoma View will be the last
print version so please sign up for our email lists by then!