News Release

Natural Resources Conservation Service Releases 2015 Wisconsin Annual Report

NRCS celebrates 80 years of being pioneers in conservation, working with landowners, local and state governments, organizations, groups, and other federal agencies to maintain healthy and productive working lands. NRCS–Wisconsin’s year was filled with many accomplishments, and we couldn’t do it without you, our partners. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you!

In this Wisconsin Annual Report, you will see snapshots of NRCS–Wisconsin’s approach in getting conservation practices on the ground to use our land productively, now and for future generations. You will meet many Wisconsin landowners and farmers who have had success in partnering with us. You’ll learn about our program and outreach successes, along with highlights of the work we do, strongly focused on meeting responsibilities in a cost-effective, timely, and accountable manner.

We can be proud of our conservation efforts, as leaders and innovators, we will continue to evolve and grow to meet new challenges as an agency. I welcome your comments and look forward to another great year partnering with you in helping people help the land.

NRCS 2015 Wisconsin Annual Report

Sincerely,
Jimmy Bramblett
State Conservationist

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