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Resource Tag: State Engagement

Missouri’s Parks, Soils & Water Sales Tax

Advocacy, State Engagement

Missouri’s unique Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax continues to power record-breaking conservation success, funding more than 7,400 soil and water projects and preventing millions of tons of erosion across the state.

Protecting Infrastructure While Restoring Native Ecosystems

Advocacy, State Engagement

Oklahoma is taking a coordinated, community-based approach to combat the invasive Eastern Redcedar, restoring prairies, protecting water resources, and reducing wildfire risk through the Terry Peach North Canadian Watershed Restoration Act.

Washington State Agency & Conservation Districts Battle Wildfires

Advocacy, State Engagement

With $15 million in new state funding, the Washington State Conservation Commission and local conservation districts are strengthening wildfire resilience through community partnerships, landowner education, and proactive forest management.

Offsite Retreat Revs Up Productivity for Alabama Soil & Water Team

Advocacy, State Engagement

Alabama’s conservation leaders came together for a statewide retreat focused on strengthening teamwork, refining programs, and building a unified vision to better serve landowners and advance conservation efforts.

Building & Maintaining Conservation Partnerships

NASCA Meetings, Partnerships, State Engagement, State Ideas Sharing Session

This webinar is for state conservation agency staff, executives, NRCS leaders and partners to visit and share ideas, techniques, and strategies for building and maintaining strong conservation partnerships at the local, state, and national levels.

Partnering with Your Resource Conservation and Development Council Webinar

NASCA Meetings, Partnerships, State Engagement

Watch our webinar on partnering with RC&D councils. Learn about RC&D partnering successes, including examples from throughout the country demonstrating the importance and effectiveness of the RC&D Council as non-profit, non-government organization working with a wide range of private and government partners to deliver conservation and economic development programs.

National Conservation Planning Partnership Leadership Team

NACD, NARCDC, NCDEA, NRCS, State Engagement

NASCA Executive Director Mike Brown, along with NRCS Western Regional Conservationist Astor Boozer, have been asked to co-chair the new National Conservation Planning Partnership Leadership Team.

Oklahoma Conflict Resolution Techniques for Districts 2006

District Official Training, State Engagement, State Ideas Sharing Session, State Meetings

Check out details of the Oklahoma Conflict Resolution Techniques for Districts 2006 in these PDFs.