Dauphin County Conservation

Dauphin County Conservation District, located in Harrisburg, PA, is dedicated to the responsible use and protection of natural resources in Dauphin County. Their mission is to promote public health and safety, restore the natural environment, and enhance the quality of life for all county residents. They offer a range of programs and services, including water resources management, stormwater management, agricultural programs, and mosquito control. With a focus on education and outreach, they strive to engage the community in conservation efforts and provide employment opportunities in the field.

Dauphin County Conservation District is actively involved in various projects and initiatives, such as the Cover Crop Incentive Program and the MS4 Implementation Plan. They also provide resources and publications on conservation practices around the home and offer employment opportunities. Their commitment to protecting natural resources is evident through their involvement in programs like the Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) program, which provides tax credits to farmers for implementing best management practices and purchasing conservation equipment. With a strong emphasis on compliance and inspections, they ensure that farms and properties in the county adhere to environmental regulations and have proper manure management and conservation plans in place.

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