Grant County, WashingtonEstablished by the State Legislature in 1939, the Washington State Conservation Commission provides guidance and support to the GCCD and 45 other conservation districts across the State of Washington. GCCD is led and operated locally by an elected and appointed Board of Supervisors who oversees the team of staff. The main office is located in Moses Lake. The GCCD Mission is to address local natural resource conservation issues by creating local working solutions through educating and serving District land occupiers in the voluntary implementation of Best Management Practices (BMPs). The Dust Bowl drought of the 1930's caused a national crisis. Congress responded by declaring soil conservation a national priority. Conservation districts were created to connect the technical and financial resources of the federal government with local volunteers and landowners who knew the land best. Today, nearly 3,000 conservation districts operate in the United States to help develop solutions to local resource concerns. GCCD website is https://www.columbiabasincds.org/ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/08d1e86ef7324c6f88927e0d2c7bedaf_0engGrant County Open Data PortalPublicConservation District [Washington (State)--Grant County]Web servicesWashington (State)--Grant CountyWashington (State)Last Modified: 2021-02-09