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Resource Tag: Water

NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt Visits Alabama

NRCS, Partnerships, Projects, Water

NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt visits Alabama and tours farms showcasing irrigation success.

Cattle & Conservation Work Together in Iowa

Habitat, Projects, Water

Iowa’s Cattle and Conservation Working Lands Project is proving that livestock production and water quality go hand in hand, converting thousands of acres to productive grazing while advancing conservation across the state.

Protecting Kansas Waterways

Projects, Water

Kansas conservation efforts are stabilizing streambanks, reducing sediment, and improving water quality by partnering with private landowners through innovative, low-cost projects.

H2Ohio & MyFarm Software Walk-Through

Projects, Water

H2Ohio is a comprehensive water quality initiative that is working to address water issues. The management software MyFarms will support enrollment, practice certification, and contract management. Kip Studer is the H2Ohio Conservation Program Manager at the Ohio Department of Agriculture.

NASCA Testimony Regarding the Watershed Protection & Flood Prevention Program

Federal Engagement, Water

View the written testimony NASCA submitted to the House Subcommittee on Conservation and Forestry, regarding appropriations to the Watershed Program.

National Watershed Coalition – Watershed Dams Prevent Millions of Dollar in Damage in May

Advocacy, NWC, Water

News release from the National Watershed Coalition – May 16, 2015

Montana Stream Permitting Program

Meetings, NASCA Meetings, Programs, Projects, Water

Water Resources Program Delivery - Field Staff Presentation, Charleston 2009.

North Carolina Draft Training Plan Template Admin 2011

Conservation Planning, Development, District Official Training, Meetings, NASCA Meetings, Projects, Soil Health, Water

North Carolina’s PCEP develops a structure to assess and address professional development needs for technical, administrative, managerial and educational staff as well as district supervisors through training plan templates that can be tailored to the individual soil and water conservation districts’ priorities. Training for District Officials and Employees- Field Staff Presentation, Columbus 2011.

Oregon Strategic Planning

Conservation Planning, Development, Meetings, NASCA Meetings, Projects, Soil Health, Water

Oregon’s Soil and Water Conservation Commission – “Planning to Make an Impact” Skills and Leadership Development - Field Staff Presentation, Charleston 2009.