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

Ashtabula Soil and Water Conservation District
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last updated: September 2019

Mission
To provide services and leadership enabling Ashtabula County residents to practice soil and water conservation by conserving, protecting and improving their soil,water and land natural resources.

Vision
To promote and locally lead soil and water conservation efforts within Ashtabula County.

The Ashtabula Soil and Water Conservation District is an independent body of state government responsible for the conservation of soil and water resources within its boundary. Formed under and subject to the Ohio Soil and Water Conservation District Law, the District was organized by local landowners January 28th, 1949 and is administered by a board of five supervisors elected by owners and occupiers of land within the District. The major function of the District is to analyze natural resources needs and to design and implement a program to solve soil and water conservation challenges. Through the District, the challenges are solved largely by landowners themselves, with technical and educational assistance furnished by the District and other conservation partners. The supervisors meet monthly to conduct the District’s business and attend other meetings representing the District. Supervisors receive no monetary compensation for their work.

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