Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)
Information for the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) is divided into two different sections:
A. Farmers and Landowners: Click here if you would like information about:
• The current RCPP projects in Pennsylvania; or
• How to apply for technical and/or financial assistance under the current RCPP projects.
B. Eligible Partner Organization Representatives: Click here if you represent an eligible partner organization listed below and would like information about how to apply to develop a new RCPP project for Pennsylvania:
• An agricultural or silvocultural producer association or other group of producers;
• A State or unit of local government;
• An Indian Tribe;
• A farmer cooperative;
• A water district, irrigation district, rural water district or association, or other organization with specific
water delivery authority to agricultural producers;
• A municipal water or wastewater treatment entity;
• An institution of higher education; or
• An organization or entity with an established history of working cooperatively with producers
on agricultural land, as determined by NRCS, to address:
o Local conservation priorities related to agricultural production, wildlife habitat development, or
nonindustrial private forest land management; or
o Critical watershed-scale soil erosion, water quality, sediment reduction, or other natural
resource issues.
C. RCPP #1847 - Kittatinny Ridge Conservation Landscape
• Kittatinny Ridge RCPP Ranking form
For more information, please contact:
Susan Marquart
PA RCPP Manager
(717) 237-2237
Last updated: October 25, 2021
