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Shelby Soil and Water Conservation District

Mission:
Providing Leadership, Education, and Technical Assistance In Natural Resource Conservation To The Citizens of Shelby County.

One of the primary functions of Shelby SWCD is conservation technical assistance to land users within the county.  Much of the technical assistance that Shelby SWCD is providing to land users in the county is in partnership with USDA or other programs that provide funding to land users to implement conservation practices.  These USDA programs require that practices are implemented using a very specific set of standards  and Shelby SWCD works cooperatively with the land users and USDA to design, install and implement these practices to ensure functionality for years to come.  Some of the many conservation practices that we assist with are grassed waterways, manure storage structures, livestock mortality composters, wetlands, conservation plantings and much more.   Shelby SWCD also works extensively with land users in the county on drainage issues.  From old tile maps and historical watershed maps to developing new watersheds our office assists many individuals annually on this issue that is very important within the county.


Contact Shelby Soil and Water Conservation District

    Listed as:
  • State Funding / Technical Resources
  • Conservation Districts
  • Water Conservation
  • Water Districts and Associations
Contact Shelby Soil and Water Conservation District
Jason Bruns
District Administrator
822 Fair Road
Sidney, OH  45365
Phone: 937-492-6520
Fax: (937) 492-7604


Service Area
Services provided in:
  • Shelby County, Ohio

REMINDER: This listing is a free service of HabitatCAN.
Shelby Soil and Water Conservation District is not employed by or affiliated with the Habitat Conservation Assistance Network, and the Network does not certify or guarantee their services. The reader must perform their own due diligence and use their own judgment in the selection of any professional.

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