Industry: Municipalities & Public Service

Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District:

Good Dirt. Clean Water.

Rather than telling their audience about the District’s valuable resources, the new site is the resource.

We built a website that supports CSWCD’s mission to improve public conservation knowledge, serving as a high-powered tool for staff to share timely alerts and seasonal posts.

A collage of three images representing soil, water, and farms. The first image shows close-up soil with a gardening trowel. The second image depicts a flowing creek with trees and a cloudy sky. The third image features a grassy field with hay bales a
A large moss-covered tree in a forest with green undergrowth. Green sidebar with facts about Clackamas County, Oregon, including its rank, population, and size. White text over the tree explains community engagement efforts.

Services

UX/UI Strategy
Website Design & Development
Content Strategy
Visual Brand Expansion
Photographic Art Direction
Section 508/WCAG Accessibility compliance

Group of people standing outdoors in front of a rustic barn, with trees in the background, representing a team working to protect natural resources.
A sign with facts about Clackamas County in Oregon, showing its rank as the third most populous county, with over 420,000 people and covering 1,883 square miles. The background features a moss-covered tree trunk and greenery.
A website page with background image of green leaves and yellow flowers. The page promotes weed management resources, including a weed species index, report invasive weeds, and a weed tool library. There are buttons for searching the invasive species
Screenshot of WeedWise News website featuring articles on weeds, wildfire awareness, and invasive plants, with images of a patch of sprouting weeds, yellow flowers, and a wildfire.
Webpage header with the title 'Our Programs: How We Can Help' and two buttons labeled 'View FAQ' and 'View All Our Programs'. Below are four sections with images and titles: 'Farmland Erosion Control' showing a water sprinkler irrigating a tree nurse
Split image with left side showing green invasive weed plants with small white flowers and right side featuring a large oak tree in a field with green grass and foliage, under a blue sky with some clouds.

With its launch, Clackamas County residents gained access to the District’s comprehensive library of resources, and with it, all the DIY support they need to do everything from rent equipment to identify invasive species in their own backyard.