MCCD is Hiring a Permit Administrator!

Montgomery County Conservation District is hiring a full-time administrative professional. This position provides a full range of administrative duties to facilitate the implementation of the Ch. 102 NPDES permitting program, through which the Conservation District is delegated duties under the PA Department of Environmental Protection. The position also includes other administrative and executive assistant duties to support all District staff and programs.

 

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Soil Health Field Day 4/25

2025 K-12 Student Poster Contest

We are now accepting entries for the 2025 Conservation District Poster Contest!
The contest is open to all K-12 students. Submissions are due to Montgomery County Conservation District by June 16, 2025 along with the entry form (linked below). The 2025 theme “Home is Where the Habitat is” must be on your poster. Posters will be voted on by the Conservation District staff, with the first place winner in each category earning a county level prize and being sent on to the state level competition.
Additional Contest Details:
– Poster must be flat, no 3-D elements
– Submissions can be mailed or e-mailed to the address below
– Painted, hand-drawn or braille posters are accepted for all grade categories
– Digital posters are being accepted for the 7th-9th and 10th-12th grade categories
Judging Criteria:
      Conservation Message – 50%
      Visual Effectiveness – 30%
      Originality – 10%
      Universal Appeal – 10%
Questions and submissions can be directed to: Abigail Reiter, areiter@montgomeryconservation.org, (610) 489-4506 x24
143 Level Road Collegeville, PA 19426
Entry form:
Info flyer:

MCCD Office Opening at 10:15 AM on 2/6

Following the County’s closure schedule, MCCD will have a delayed opening on Thursday 2/6. The office will open at 10:15AM. Thank you for your understanding.

2025 Trees for Watersheds Grant Round is Open!

The Montgomery County Conservation District is excited to announce that the 2025 Trees for Watersheds (TfW) grant round is officially open.  The deadline for submitting grant applications to Montgomery County Conservation District (for project sites located within Montgomery County) is February 28, 2025. 

Since 2005, Trees for Watersheds (formerly TreeVitalize Watersheds), led by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) in the five-county southeastern Pennsylvania region, has focused on tree planting along stream corridors, wetlands, adjacent upland areas, headwaters, and naturalized stormwater basins. Through this program, dozens of watershed restoration projects are conducted throughout the region every year, resulting in well over 100,000 trees planted in sensitive water protection zones. The program receives funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and corporate sponsors Aqua PA and PECO, as well as substantial in-kind contributions from various partners.

For information pertaining to program guidelines, timelines, and application instructions, please refer to the 2025 TfW Grant Program Announcement and other (attached) grant application documents.  These documents are also available for viewing and downloading from the following link: https://phsonline.org/programs/tree-programs/watersheds-grant-program.

We highly encourage prospective grant applicants to review all grant application documents carefully prior to reaching out with questions.  Please also note that 2024 Trees for Watersheds grantee organizations who cancelled their awarded project(s) for any reason will be required to resubmit such grant applications on or prior to February 28, 2025, to be eligible for funding consideration during this 2025 Trees for Watersheds grant round.   With questions, please contact Brian Vadino, bvadino@montgomeryconservation.org

Mission Statement
To protect and improve the quality of life of the residents of Montgomery County and surrounding communities by providing, in cooperation with others, timely and efficient service, education, and technical guidance, for the wise use of our soil, water, and related resources.

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday
8:15AM – 4:15PM