DBA: Southwestern Illinois Resource
Conservation & Development
406 East Main
Mascoutah, Illinois 62258
Customer Service: (618) 566-4451
Fax: (618) 566-4452
Email: swircd@swircd.org
Conservation & Development
406 East Main
Mascoutah, Illinois 62258
Customer Service: (618) 566-4451
Fax: (618) 566-4452
Email: swircd@swircd.org
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Raising awareness towards pressing environmental issues has been a focus of activities for the Southwestern Illinois Resource Conservation & Development over the past 20 years. Our landscape is rapidly changing and we take the responsibility to identifying current issues and developing/delivering appropriate education materials seriously.
Taking Back Our Natural Areas - Identifying and Controlling Invasives in Southwestern Illinois: Over 47,000 copies of this brochure have been developed to assist landowners in identifying and address invasive plant species within the region.
Southwestern Illinois Landowners Guide to Stream Protection & Preservation: Staff developed this document to assist landowners, most of who live near a 1st or 2nd order stream to better understand their impact on water quality, as well as steps that they can take to address streambank issues.
East St. Louis “Biosolid” Lead Remediation Project: Addressing lead contamination in the landscape within inner cities is an extremely difficult and costly task. In 2001, Southwestern Illinois Resource Conservation & Development was asked to develop a demonstrative project that would tread lead contamination on site within an East St. Louis community; the site of a former lead smelter.
Southwestern Illinois Landowners Guide to Stream Protection & Preservation: Staff developed this document to assist landowners, most of who live near a 1st or 2nd order stream to better understand their impact on water quality, as well as steps that they can take to address streambank issues.
East St. Louis “Biosolid” Lead Remediation Project: Addressing lead contamination in the landscape within inner cities is an extremely difficult and costly task. In 2001, Southwestern Illinois Resource Conservation & Development was asked to develop a demonstrative project that would tread lead contamination on site within an East St. Louis community; the site of a former lead smelter.