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Serving the people of Shawnee County with voluntary programs of education, planning, and application of conservation practices to sustain the long term quality of our soil, water, air, plant and animal resources in balance with human needs.
We encourage you to browse our site for information on topics such as How To Properly Build A Pond Dam, to learn about Conservation Practices or Non-Point Source Pollution. You can also search our site for information you need. What is a conservation district? Photo shared by Riley County Conservation District
Severe soil erosion problems during the Dust Bowl prompted the passage of the Conservation District Law by Kansas legislature in 1937. This legislation lead to the formation of conservation districts in Kansas. Through the years additional natural resources conservation challenges have emerged.
The conservation district is the primary local unit of government responsible for the conservation of soil, water and related natural resources within the county boundary. Kansas conservation districts are political subdivisions of state government charged with this vital role. Funding comes from county and state allocations, with some districts generating funds by providing conservation goods and services. |
What's Up?December 12 Contractor Workshop - 4 CEUsPart Time Conservation Job OpportunityCaucasian Bluestem vs. the Flint Hills Tallgrass PrairieThanks to our 2020 annual meeting contributorsPlease thank them for their contribution when shopping for their goods and services
Prime Supporters $175:
Bank of the Flint Hills Kaw Valley Heating & Cooling LBB, LLC Tree & Brush Removal R.D. White Landscaping and Uniloader Service ($200) Shawnee County Farm Bureau Silver Lake Bank Choice Supporters $100: Atwood Brush & Tree Mowing Denison State Bank Fairview Mills, LLC Free State Electric Co-op J.B. Pearl Sales & Service, Inc. Quality Supporters $50: Lone Pine Ag-Service, Inc. Stockgrowers State Bank Tarwater's, Inc. |
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