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Local Work Group Meetings are a valuable part of the NRCS planning process, providing an opportunity for local land managers to be part of a collaborative effort to improve natural resources within their county.
Local Work Group Meetings are a valuable part of the NRCS planning process, providing an opportunity for local land managers to be part of a collaborative effort to improve natural resources within their county.
No one knows more about a community's natural resource problems then the people who live and work there. That's why it's so important to give local landowners and partners a voice in how best to prioritize and address these issues through the Local Working Group (LWG).
The Big Sandy Conservation District and NRCS are hosting a meeting to gather input from local stakeholders to help prioritize natural resource concerns and guide NRCS funding opportunities.
Part 1 of a webinar series opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about early successional habitat work being conducted in northern Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota by the American Bird Conservancy and partners.
Learn more about the ecology of brush on the Coastal Prairie. We will visit a heavily wooded site that was cleared using herbicide applications and followed up with prescribed fire to restore Coastal Tallgrass Prairie.
Come visit the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) booth at the 2023 Texas Farm Ranch & Wildlife Expo (TFRWE)!
South Bonneville, Utah Local Working Group Meeting.
Workshop attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the benefits of cover crops, ask questions, and share their experiences.
Wisconsin Wetlands Association program with a keynote address, topical oral sessions, a poster session, workshops, working groups, a banquet, and field trips to area wetlands.
