Your District

You can improve the environment by getting involved with your local conservation district.

Find Your Local Conservation District 

Here are some things you could do:

• Visit your local conservation district office to meet the staff and ask how you can help;
• Attend a local conservation district board meeting to meet and network with like-minded people in your community;
• Get on your conservation district’s mailing list to obtain news and information;
• Volunteer to help plant trees on the next project;
• Volunteer to help out in the office;
• Attend conferences, workshops and other educational events to learn more about conservation and the environment;
• Volunteer for an advisory or other committee;
• Ask for information about what partner conservation organizations are doing locally;
• Ask about volunteer internship programs;
• Visit your conservation district’s website;
• Donate money to help fund a local conservation project or activity;
• Volunteer to help with a tree, plant or fish sale;
• Donate your expertise (are you a scientist, an accountant, an engineer, or a talented writer?);
• Volunteer to help with the local Envirothon;
• Support a youth to attend summer conservation camp;
• Attend a conservation tour in your county;
• Contact your County Commissioner or state legislator and ask them to increase support for your conservation district; and
• Volunteer to serve as an Associate Director or Director on your local conservation district board.

Ask your local conservation district how you can help.