Webinar – Local Work Groups On April 24, 2024, NASCA hosted the second webinar of the year exploring how state conservation agencies are advancing the Local
NASCA leaders attend Legislative Fly In NASCA members had an excellent visit in Washington, D.C. last week conducting Hill visits during the NACD Fly In.
H2Ohio and MyFarms Software – Presented by Kip Studer Kip Studer of the Ohio Department of Agriculture presented on the H2Ohio program to the NASCA
Webinar – Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) On January 24, 2024, NASCA hosted the first webinar of the year exploring how state conservation agencies have participated
2023 Joint Annual Meeting Recap The 2023 NASCA and National Watershed Coalition (NWC) Joint Meeting took place the first week of October year in beautiful
Apply for the Mike Brown Scholarship Are you interested in attending the NASCA annual meeting? The Mike Brown Scholarships were created to help state government
The Ohio Department of Agriculture – Division of Soil & Water Conservation will host the NASCA North Central Region Meeting on May 15-17 in Perrysburg,
The NC Division of Soil and Water Conservation is now recruiting to fill the Central Regional Coordinator position.
Presentation material from the field staff sharing session at the 2022 NASCA Annual Meeting.
NASCA members discuss the best practices for programs, operations and communications from across the nation that were adopted by state conservation agencies and conservation districts during the pandemic. What changed and will be continue to be utilized in a new way of doing conservation and state agency business.
NASCA President Bill Smith announced on May 31st that NASCA has hired Mike Beacom of Amherst Junction, Wisconsin as the organization’s new Executive Director. Mike has served as Forestry Specialist for the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) for the last 20+ years, and has represented NACD on the Joint Forestry Team for the past twelve years.
Conservation Districts delivering effective conservation programs & services when not co-located in a USDA Service Center. Examples, tips and recommendations from across the nation from conservation district leaders that have been operating their districts in their facilities separated from NRCS.
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