*******HELP WANTED! Conservation/Watershed District Manager - Full Time Position****
About Us
Celebrating 75 Years!! Butler County Conservation District was established in 1945
Severe erosion problems in the "Dust Bowl" days prompted the passage of Conservation District Law by the Kansas Legislature in 1937 which lead to the formation of conservation districts in Kansas.
Board of Supervisors
Nathan Miller - Chair, Benton
Russell Janzen - Vice Chair, Elbing
Richard Scott - Treasurer, El Dorado
Penny McNett - Secretary, Andover
John Taylor - Member, El Dorado
Conservation - Development - Self Government
At Butler County Conservation District, we provide local leadership by helping people with the conservation and protection of soil, water and other natural resources.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and Conservation District Staff
Justin Edwards - NRCS District Conservationist, Spencer Heise, Pheasants Forever Private Lands Conservationist, Andrew Hanson, NRCS Soil Conservationist, Sandy Koontz - Conservation/Watershed District Manager
"Home is Where the Habitat Is" is the Stewardship, Poster and Limerick Contest and 4-H Fair Theme for 2025!
A habitat is where people, animals and plants grow and live.
A habitat provides the essentials that plants and animals need to survive, like food, water, shelter, and space. Protecting habitats helps maintain healthy ecosystems.
Habitats can be found in forests, grasslands, deserts, wetlands or arctic tundra around the world, as well as in our communities and right outside our back doors.
We all can help encourage healthy habitats no matter where we live.
We offer cost share programs for implementing conservation practices, natural resources education and information for Kindergarten-Adult, no till drill rental, sale of geo-textile fabric and marking flags.
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