Natural Resources Conservation Service

Delaware

United States Department of Agriculture

Farmer and NRCS employee Chris Bohinski transforms unused grassy areas of his farm into a pollinator sanctuary.

Delaware farmer and NRCS employee turned unused grassy areas of his farm into pollinator habitat.

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CSP Helps Land Stewards Do More

Delaware farmers and landowners are encouraged to sign up by June 5 for assistance to actively manage, maintain, and expand existing conservation activities on their agricultural land.

Wanted: Innovative Conservation Proposals

NRCS is investing $15 million through CIG to support innovative conservation approaches on agricultural lands. CIG projects inspire creative problem-solving solutions that boost production on farms and private forests and improve natural resources. The deadline to apply is June 29, 2020.

NRCS is requesting proposals for Conservation Innovation Grants.

Leaving a Conservation Footprint, One Farm at a Time

Working with NRCS, Delaware Wild Lands received assistance for grassed waterways and pollinator planting on their farm in New Castle County. The story of how this conservation project continues to benefit wildlife and critical natural resources is featured in this video.