Ferry County has several community events planned this week, starting with three Earth Day activities on Wednesday, April 22, and a conservation fair the following Saturday.
On April 22, Curlew Lake State Park will host a ranger-led hike around the park. Discover Pass requirements will be waived that day, making entry free for all Washington State Parks visitors. The Confederated Colville Tribes will hold an Earth Day Celebration at the Pow-wow Grounds the same day. Republic School will also host a school-wide community service clean-up day on April 22, though the location was not specified in the announcement.
The Spring Conservation Fair will take place Saturday, April 25, at the Ferry County Fairgrounds. The event will feature informational booths and activities focused on conservation and sustainable practices. Specific times were not listed in the announcement.
Also on April 22, the Ferry Conservation District Board of Supervisors will hold a Special Board Meeting at 5:00 PM at the FCD office, located at 84 E Delaware Ave in Republic. The public can attend in person or listen online. Before Earth Day, Republic's Clean-Up Day is scheduled for Sunday, April 19. Residents can contact Spark at (509) 775-1086 or check Facebook for location details.