Publications

Popo Agie Conservation District: Publications
PACD has many great publications and resources available for your reference; many of which you can check out and take home, or download now. We also have lots of free publication on the walls in our office. These publications contain advice suitable for the Lander area. A number of the references are technical guides which can help you manage resources on your rural property. We have much more that what is listed here, so stop by our office.

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Newsletters

2013 January

2013 April

2012 January

2012 April

2012 July

2012 October

2011 January

2011 April

2011 July

2011 October

Watershed
Popo Agie Watershed Water Quality Monitoring Project 1999-2000 Final Report
Popo Agie Watershed Water Quality Monitoring Project 2001-2002 Final Report
Popo Agie Watershed Level 1 Study, WWDC & ACE, Inc., 2002
Popo Agie Watershed Plan
Popo Agie Watershed Plan Appendices

Landscaping Library
PACD has many great landscaping resources available for reference, many of which you can check out and take home, or download now. These publications contain excellent landscaping advice suitable for the Lander area. In addition, a number of the references are technical guides which can help you manage resources on your rural property. We are always looking for great reference information to add to our library, so please let us know if there is a topic of interest!

Trees for Conservation – A Buyer’s Guide
Trees for Conservation – Planning, Planting, Care

Wyoming State Forestry Division Wyoming Tree Owner's Mannual

Trees and Shrubs of the Lander Area
—Table of Contents
—Chapter 1: General Guidelines
—Chapter 2: Conifer Trees
—Chapter 3: Conifer Shrubs
—Chapter 4: Tree Forms
—Chapter 5: Broadleaf Trees
—Chapter 6: Broadleaf Shrubs
—Chapter 7: Fruit Trees
—Chapter 8: Fruit Shrubs
—Chapter 9: Tree Placement
—Chapter 10: Planting Guidelines
—Chapter 11: Lander Urban Forest Council
—Chapter 12: Glossary
—Chapter 13: References
—Supporters

Creative Native Landscapes in the Rocky Mountains

—Chapter 1: Why is Native Landscaping Important to You and the Semiarid West?

—Chapter 2: Planning

—Chapter 3: Design

—Chapter 4: Site Preparation

—Chapter 5: Choosing the Right Grasses and Wildflowers

—Chapter 6: Choosing the Right Trees and Shrubs

—Chapter 7: Grasses for Ground Cover and Lawns

—Chapter 8: Grasses for Landscape Accents

—Chapter 9: Wildflowers

—Chapter 10: Trees and Shrubs for Native Landscapes

—Chapter 11: Trees and Shrubs Anatomy of a Properly Planted Tree

—Chapter 12: Water Conservation

—Chapter 13: Maintenance

—Chapter 14: Plant Protection

—Chapter 15: To Do List

—Chapter 16: About This Publication

 

District Operations
Work Plan 2011-2012

Annual Report 2010-2011
2008-2012 Long Range Plan

Education
Field Guides
Books
Educational Resources

Technical
Web Soil Survey
Wyo. Rangeland Monitoring Guide
UW Coop. Ext. Weed Handbook

Other

How Much Water Does My Lawn Need

Legal Aspects Relating to Ditch Rights and Easements

Living on a Few Acres in Wyoming

Living On a Small Acreage in Wyoming - Irrigation
Rural Living Handbook for the Lander Area
Water Quality and Your Septic System
Why should I Care – Noxious Weeds