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Native Seed, Plant, and Tree Sales

Pledges! - Individual Acts of Conservation, Stormwater Education and Watersheds

Cuyahoga SWCD Conservation Action Grant & Scholarship Fund

The purpose of the Cuyahoga SWCD Conservation Action Grant & Scholarship Fund is to reduce the financial barriers of adopting conservation practices at home and in our community - practices such as rain gardens, rain barrels, planting trees, landscaping with native plants, teacher training and workshops, and more!

N.U.T.S.

N.U.T.S. (Native Urban Tree Starters) is a Cuyahoga SWCD program that directly and actively involves students in the process of restoring the tree canopy in Cuyahoga County.

Let the Flare See the Air!

Master Rain Gardener Class

Master Rain Gardeners earn their certificate by taking the class and building a rain garden. The class trains people to design and install rain gardens themselves - and to serve as their neighborhood expert. Master Rain Gardeners help friends and neighbors to learn about, design and plant rain gardens.

What We Do

Education and Community Outreach

Public outreach is one of the most important steps in the locally-led conservation process. Education raises awareness of issues that affect our natural systems, which impacts the quality of life in our communities. Learn more

Stormwater and Municipal Services

District's Stormwater Program is focused on developing and implementing better methods to help guide planning, design, construction and maintenance of water quality Best Management Practices. Learn more

Natural Resources Management

Natural Resources Management is responsible for soil health and everything that will grow in the soil, including, but not limited to, urban agriculture, pollinator plants, trees, cover crops, and composting. Learn more

Cuyahoga SWCD staff is often out doing field work. We encourage you to call before visiting the office to ensure the appropriate staff person is available to provide assistance. Office hours are 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Please call 216/524-6580, ext. 1000 or send a note through the contact form.