Trimble County Conservation

The Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) was established in 1944 and operates as a legal subdivision of the State of Indiana under the Indiana Soil Conservation Act of 1937. Managed by a board of five supervisors, the District focuses on addressing the conservation needs and opportunities across the 245,000 acres of Clark County, including cities, towns, and agricultural lands. The District is committed to providing progressive services to landowners, homeowners, and various organizations, ensuring that conservation efforts meet both current and long-term community needs. Through collaboration with stakeholders and conservation partners, the SWCD promotes understanding of the reliance on soil, water, and related resources, while securing necessary support from local, state, and federal entities. Generated from the website

The Franklin County Conservation District is dedicated to the conservation and development of land, water, and other natural resources within Franklin County, Kentucky. Established as one of Kentucky's local conservation districts, it promotes sustainable practices through education, resource management, and community engagement. Managed by a Board of Supervisors, the district offers various services including cost-share programs, scholarships, and rental equipment to assist residents. The organization collaborates with local, state, and federal partners to ensure the careful stewardship of renewable natural resources while fostering public participation in conservation efforts. Generated from the website