Chester and Warren Complete Multi-Functional Riparian Forest Buffers

Written by Shannon Wehinger on July 7, 2022. Posted in Buffer Sub-grant, Conservation District Project Spotlight

Chester County Conservation District’s multi-functional riparian buffer project in the White Clay Creek Watershed.

Chester County Conservation District and Warren County Conservation District completed projects through PACD’s multi-functional buffer sub-grant program. 

• Chester County Conservation District planted 1.1 acres of multi-functional riparian forest buffer on a dairy farm in Chester County. The project cost $9,850.
• Chester County Conservation District planted 5.5 acres of multi-functional riparian forest buffer on a farm in the White Clay Creek watershed in Chester County. The project cost $52,289.
• Warren County Conservation District planted 1.3 acres of multi-functional riparian forest buffer on a farm in the Conewango Creek watershed in Warren County. The project cost $4,252.94.

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