The Snake River Soil and Water Conservation District was organized in 1966. The District boundaries follow the Snake River through Twin Falls County from the eastern county line to Filer. Irrigation-induced soil erosion is a primary resource concern.

Mission

• Work with small landowners to reduce the potential for surface and ground water contamination.
• Help cooperators adopt more intensive nutrient and irrigation water management practices through the proposed Twin Falls Nitrate Priority Area Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative.
• Continue to provide assistance to USDA Agricultural Research Service with the ongoing Conservation Effects Assessment Program.

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