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Dakota Conservation Network has created a directory of programs, grants, and help across a variety of organizations, including the NRCS; USDA; SD Game, Fish & Parks; South Dakota Grassland Coalition, and many more. To view what’s available in your county, simply click on your county!
If you are struggling with an issue involving soil, crops, water, air, plants, animals, and energy, our website compiles a list of assistance that includes financial, specialists, planning, workshops, and education. Start with your problem and narrow down your search from there to find the solution best for you.
South Dakota Soil Health Coalition
Why do we want to return livestock to the landscape? Fall or winter grazing converts high carbon annual crop residue read more »
Kateri Carbon
Key obligation Header: Integrate or increase adoption of managed grazing on land. Detail 1: Implementation is split into two phases, read more »
Dakota Conservation Network is based on the principle that local people make the best decisions for their communities. This was recognized in 1937 as local conservation districts were created to address natural resource concerns. Today, South Dakota’s 69 Conservation Districts work together with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service through a locally-led process.
Dakota Conservation Network was started in 2023 to promote locally-led conservation initiatives that build healthy soils, improve water quality, provide wildlife habitat, and improve the environmental and economic performance of working lands across South Dakota’s 31,000 farms and ranches.
