Learn how to solve stormwater pollution mysteries with Falmouth stormwater staff using their underground investigative equipment!

Persons desiring to run for the office of District Supervisor for the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District should contact the District office at 35 Main Street, Suite 3, Windham, Maine (Phone: 892-4700), to obtain nomination papers.

Protect our soil and water resources by properly disposing of household hazardous waste at a community collection event!

Have questions on how to reduce the amount of lawn you have around your house? Ask us at Sustainable Scarborough Day!

It’s All Connected- NACD 2023 Portland, Maine

Did you know? Dog waste is high in nitrogen, phosphorus, and pathogens. It can pollute nearby waterbodies where we fish, play, and get our drinking water.

Urban Agriculture assistance from USDA available in Maine.

District Educator Chris Loew joined students at Rowe Elementary School this month.

We are proud to present our 2022 Annual Report. Join us in looking back on a great year of service, outreach, education and support. We look forward to making an impact and continuing our tradition of excellent service in 2023.

The Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District is hiring a Assistant District Engineer will work with the District Engineer and the District Staff to help deliver educational programs and technical services that address the region’s soil and water conservation needs, including stormwater, agriculture, soil health, watershed management, and invasive species. If this sounds like a fantastic opportunity for you, please consider applying today.

Persons desiring to run for the office of District Supervisor for the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District should contact the District office at 35 Main Street, Suite 3, Windham, Maine (Phone: 892-4700), to obtain nomination papers.

The District is hiring an Assistant District Engineer to support our soil and water conservation programs. The Assistant engineer will work with the District Engineer and the Technical Team. The Assistant Engineer will work with private landowners and road and lake associations; contribute to diverse projects ranging from stream crossing restorations to urban development practices; assist municipalities and regulators preparing for climate change impacts to soil and water resources; and much more. If this sounds like a fantastic opportunity for you, please consider applying today.