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Who We Are
What is a Conservation District?
They are local agencies that work closely with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to help with the delivery of conservation practices that conserve soil, maintain water, and protect natural resources.
Established in 1946, Carroll County Conservation District works with towns and individual landowners to coordinate State & Federal conservation programs at the local level in the interest of public health, safety and welfare.
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Our efforts are focused on concerns including water quality, erosion & sedimentation, wildlife habitats, health of forests & wetlands, non-point source pollution, and storm water & flooding.
What does a Conservation District do?
Mission Statement
The mission of the CCCD is to promote sustainable land management practices, enhance agricultural productivity, help protect and manage forests, and engage the community through education and service and thereby ensuring the long-term environmental and economic well-being of Carroll County.
CCCD Vision
Offer educational programs and workshops on sustainable farming techniques, soil conservation, water management, and integrated pest management.
Develop and implement educational outreach programs to raise awareness about the importance of land conservation.
Conduct regular meetings and community forums to gather feedback, address concerns, and ensure active participation from the community.
Build partnerships with local municipalities, conservation commissions, businesses, and community leaders.