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Weber Conservation District

Mission:
The Weber Conservation District will increase awareness and conservation of natural resources by placing a special emphasis on soil, water, weed control and education.

Weber Conservation District is a locally elected board that focuses on natural resource conservation within the county. Our main objectives are conservation and outreach, for agricultural land.
 
Agriculture is rapidly being taken over by urbanization in Weber County. The Conservation District strives to help local agriculture stay in the county and help those working the land to implement conservation practices. We personally work with farmers and ranchers by helping them develop conservation plans and find the funding to implement their plans.
 
Our other objective is outreach. Although our leading focus is the conservation on, and of, agricultural lands, we work to conserve all natural resources within Weber County. The more individuals that understand the value of and how to protect our natural resources, the better our land will be cared for. Our outreach efforts range from presenting at elementary school field trips, and awarding college scholarships, to sponsoring landowner workshops and meeting with our locally elected officials.
 
We work closely with many local, state and federal partners to build relationships that help us to accomplish our goal of conserving the natural resources within Weber County.


Contact Weber Conservation District

    Listed as:
  • Conservation Districts
Contact Weber Conservation District

109 S 300 E
Kaysville, UT  84037
Phone: 801-388-3656
Service Area
Services provided in:
  • Weber County, Utah

REMINDER: This listing is a free service of HabitatCAN.
Weber 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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