Conservation District Programs

Conservation districts serve a range of agricultural and urban interests and participate in a wide variety of resource programs. The level of participation in a program or activity varies according to the need and desire of the local community and by the financial and human resources within the local conservation district.

Below is information about some of the programs with which Pennsylvania's conservation districts are involved.

• Abandoned Mine Reclamation
  
• Agricultural Land Preservation
  
• Agricultural Ombudsman Program
  
• Biosolids Permitting
  
• Chesapeake Bay Program
  
• Dirt and Gravel Roads
  
• Environmental Education
  
• Erosion and Sedimentation Pollution Control
  
• Floodplain Monitoring
  
• Forest Management
  
• Nutrient Management Program
  
• Pennsylvania Environmental Agricultural Conservation Certification of Excellence (PEACCE)
  
• Resource Enhancement and Protection Program (REAP)
  
• Stormwater Management
  
• Waterway Protection
  
• West Nile Virus Surveillance Program
  
• Wildlife Management