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Voluntary nonpartisan organization of state executive agencies responsible for the administration of soil, water and related natural resource programs.
Provides leadership, information, education and technical assistance for the conservation of natural resources.
Provides conservation assistance to farmers, ranchers, the urban population, and various governmental agencies.
Through a board of local farmers and ranchers, serves as the grassroots leadership for the protection and conservation of natural resources.
Offers planting, wildlife grants, traffic marking services, animal waste management and other environmental services for rural communities.
Provides leadership for the conservation of Wyoming's soil and water resources, promotes the control of soil erosion, and preserves and enhances wildlife habitat.
Manages soil and water resources in the county.
Works closely with the Natural Resources Conservation Service and other agencies to improve and conserve natural resources.
Works to conserve soil, water and other natural resources in all areas of the county except the original city limits of Kalispell and Columbia Falls.
Provides technical resources and educational services to people, groups, and agencies by identifying resource issues and creating programs and projects to address them.
Represents the 11 conservation boards in Manitoba, promoting a team approach to the wide variety of issues facing conservation districts today.
Provides leadership in a partnership effort to help people conserve, improve, and sustain our natural resources and environment.
Responsible for conservation of renewable natural resources through landuse planning, small watershed upstream flood control, reclamation of abandoned mine land, water quality monitoring, and soil and water conservation.
Protects, improves, and sustains the natural resources of the country by demonstrating conservation practices, educating the public, and providing information and expertise.
Educates, encourages and assists rural residents in conserving the soil and other natural resources.
Conserves natural resources by providing information and education, technical assistance, and natural resources management and planning to land owners in the county.
Serves as an advocate for local conservation councils to develop opportunities that will help sustain rural communities, local economies, and natural resources.
Helps citizens protect the environment through locally-led conservation programs and the wise use of natural resources.
Charged with the stewardship of the conservation of soil, water and related natural resources on Idaho's private land.
Protects, stewards and conserves natural resources to ensure a balance between the protection of the environment and the benefit of the landowners of the county.
Seeks to restore the Lower Red River Meadow to a naturally functioning wet meadow ecosystem to increase the quality and quantity of fish and wildlife habitat and improve water quality.
Dedicated to the conservation, preservation, and wise use of our natural resources.
Provides residents with information and technical assistance to support sustainable production from soil and water resources, control flooding, improve air and water quality, and increase wildlife habitat.
Provider of services to assist residents with conservation programs.
Works with willing landowners, government agencies and other organizations to facilitate the conservation and restoration of the county's natural resources.
Assists land conservation committees and departments with the protection, enhancement and sustainable use of the state’s natural resources.
Promotes conservation of natural resources through local leadership, education and technical assistance.
Conserves and protects natural resources through programs and education.
Provides leadership, information, education and technical assistance to conserve, improve and sustain natural resources through partnerships with individuals, businesses, organizations and government.
Provides adequate technical assistance to the cooperators of the district in order to protect the soil and water resources.
Provides the public with information, education and management techniques relating to soil, plant, water, air and animal resources.
Encourages maximum cooperation between districts and agencies of local, state and federal government in the development and conservation of renewable natural resources.
Promotes conservation and the wise use of natural resources in cooperation with soil conservation districts in Colorado and the citizens of state.
Helps citizens conserve their soil, water, flora, wildlife and other renewable natural resources.
Provides information on developing outdoor recreational areas, recycling, irrigation water management, education, wildlife habitat development and other land use services.
Helps landowners conserve natural resources through erosion control, pollution control, groundwater protection and education.
Oversees soil, water and natural resource management for the county.
Provides conservation planning assistance and technical service in the area of soil and water conservation to landowners, land users, and decision makers.
Works with landowners on a voluntary, non-regulatory basis to address resource issues involving agriculture, forestry, wetlands, wildlife/fisheries, soil and water.
Contact information for the 105 conservation districts across Kansas; one for each county.
Creates regional partnerships to deliver programs of land conservation, water management, community development, and environmental enhancement in a predominately mixed rural and urban land use area.
Represents local conservation districts to develop national conservation policies, influence lawmakers, and build partnerships with other agencies and organizations.
Seeks to improve the way farms raise livestock, preserve the county's wetlands, conserve wildlife habitats, and more.
Focuses on helping people with soil and water problems, as well as making wise use of their natural resources.
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