A NEW CHAPTER FOR CSU
Holly Snow Canada takes the reigns as CSU’s Executive Director Holly Snow Canada, her husband Spenser, and her dog Smokey (named after Smokey the Bear) often walk, run and bike…
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CSU’s Certified Tortoise Defender Program
CSU recently debuted our Certified Tortoise Defender Program for Washington County school children to learn stewardship principles for protecting threatened species in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area/Desert Reserve. This…
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Landscaping tips for this time of aridification
Life in the desert is full of unique benefits and unique challenges. Plants and wildlife that have adapted to this climate over centuries have all developed methods to conserve, reduce…
DetailsWater Conservancy District Proposes to Mine Groundwater From Deep Aquifers in North Washington County
In search of a new source of drinking water for county residents, the Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCD) is proposing to drill 18 deep water extraction wells at depths…
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Proposed Cove Reservoir Would Forever Change the Natural Flow of the Virgin River
The Washington County Water Conservancy District (WCWCD) is joining the Kane County Water Conservancy District (KCWCD) to divert water from the tiny East Fork of the Virgin to build the…
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Q&A with Cameron Carlson
Cameron Carlson is an ambitious, lively and visionary young person who aims to make a big difference here in Southern Utah. The newest member of our board offers desert-scaping tips…
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PIKA-AYA TOOVEEP
PIKA-AYA TOOVEEP The Pika’aya Tooveep (“Tortoise Land” in the Shivwits dialect) program was initiated as a way to engage and learn from the original caretakers of this area about the…
DetailsBLM Site Steward Confidentiality Agreement
BLM-Site Steward Code of Ethics Form 2017
CSU Employee Handbook
CSU Employee Handbook – rev 3