Conservation districts provide:

• Non-regulatory services that are tailored to meet the needs of local people, local properties, and natural resources.

• Site-specific plans for your property designed to help you achieve your land use and conservation goals.

• Grant funding and free or low-cost services that make it more affordable for you to take actions that make our water, soil, air, landscapes, and habitats healthier for all.

• Technical expertise for project planning, permitting, and construction.

Examples of conservation district services include:

• Habitat restoration and enhancement

• Livestock and nutrient management

• Soil, forest, and rangeland health

• Natural disaster preparedness and recovery

• Irrigation water management

• Stormwater management

• Environmental education

• Urban agriculture