Free Landowner Workshop: Managing Chokecherry Trees on Your Property

We’re thrilled to share the KP-CISMA’s 2025 Annual Report! If 2025 taught us anything, it’s the true meaning of “strength in numbers.” By pooling our resources and leaning on one another, we took on projects that no single organization could (or perhaps should) tackle...

Tired of your invasive chokecherry trees? Our partners at the Kenai and Homer Soil & Water Conservation Districts might be able to help – at no cost to you!

Celebrate Solstice by rolling up your sleeves and joining KP-CISMA partners to pull invasive chokecherry seedlings at Seward’s Forest Acres Park.