Altamaha Soil and Water Conservation District on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Altamaha Soil and Water Conservation District
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last updated: May 2021

The ALTAMAHA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT was organized by a Charter issued by the Secretary of State on February 8,1945 under a provision of the Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District Law of 1937. The Altamaha District comprises an area of 1,401,540 acres. The District has two Supervisors from each county-One is appointed by the State Soil and Water Conservation Commission and one is elected by the registered voters of the county. All District board members voluntarily give of their time to promote and encourage Natural Resource Conservation. The District was organized to give local leadership to help the Natural Resource Conservation Service, and other partners to establish priorities concerning where technical and financial assistance is most needed to assist cooperating landusers conserve and improve the nation's natural resources.

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