ABOUT US
Soil & Water Conservation Districts exist in every county in the United States.
Established after the Dust Bowl of the 1930’s, our goal is to enhance the natural resources of
Jefferson County to ensure the economic safety of agricultural producers in the area.
Although established by the government, we are not a regulatory
or enforcement agency or an environmental activist group.
We serve landowners by helping you secure the funding you
need to enhance your land and the water that runs through it.
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OUR MISSION
Our mission at the Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District
is to assist local landowners, cooperators and the public in the
wise development and use of our natural resources.
OUR VISION
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In order to conserve, protect, and enhance the natural resources
in the Trout Creek Watershed, the Jefferson County
Soil and Water Conservation District works to:
Protect, improve and/or enhance water resources, which benefit agriculture and recreation,
fish and wildlife habitat, and drinking water to meet state, federal and local standards.
Conserve our soil resources to ensure productive agricultural use
and reduce the impacts of soil erosion by wind and water.
Promote good stewardship and management on forest and range resources
to improve ecological conditions, wildlife habitat, and fisheries and recreational uses.
Strengthen partnerships and promote the development of
coordinated resource management plans (CRMP) and conservation farm plans.
Create, improve, restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat in Jefferson County.