Through the use of publications, media, exhibits, and signs, the Laramie County Conservation District strives to update Laramie County residents on conservation issues.

Publications
The district offers the following publications to  Laramie County residents:

The annual "Report on Progress" is developed each fall to provide Laramie County taxpayers with information on how their tax dollars are being utilized.  A copy of the district's seedling tree order form is also published in this insert.  Over 25,000 copies are printed and placed inside of both the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle and the Pine Bluffs Post.

The "Conservation Corner" is published three times yearly (November, April and August) and is mailed to more than 5,400 Laramie County residents.  Timely conservation articles on topics such as backyard conservation, trees, water, wildlife, agriculture, community projects, and education are included in this publication.  If you would like to be included on the mailing list to receive this free publication, please e-mail the district at info@lccdnet.org. 

Public Events
Each year the district sets up a booth at annual Superday and Laramie County Fair. Natural resource professionals will man these booths and provide any information that is requested.

Media
The district continually writes and submits news releases on upcoming events to the Fence Post, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, Trader's Shoppers Guide, Pine Bluffs Post and Wyoming Livestock Roundup. 

District staff participate in many radio talk shows to publicize upcoming events and priority programs.

Signs
Most every district project (including living snow fence sites, community enhancement projects, and all other projects) has a sign installed with the district's name, what the project is, and other sponsors.  Each living snow fence site also is numbered and has the year established, so that the public notices the growth rate of the trees.

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