Mission:
To work with all entities; Federal, Indian Nation, State, County, City, Corporate and/or Private. Providing a means for people to work together  for natural resource conservation and devlelopment. The District direction is always resource conservation through education and management principles for good stewardship.

In 1972, the title of the state's conservation districts was changed from Soil Conservation District (SCD) to Natural Resource Conservation District (NRCD). The Coconino SCD then became the Coconino NRCD. The original Coconino SCD came into being in December of 1965 with the combination of two other SCDs. These were the San Francisco Peaks SCD and the Sitgreaves Mountain SCD. The San Francisco Peaks SCD dated back to February 27, 1942 and the Sitgreaves Mountain SCD to June 13, 1946. As first established, the conservation districts embraced only farm lands, but in 1954 the state legislature amended the law to allow non-farm lands to be included in the districts. Today, besides agricultural lands, the Coconino NRCD includes national park lands administered by the Department ofInterior, Indian reservation lands, lands administered by the Department of Defense, and national forest lands.

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