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Your Guide to Conservation
in South Dakota

At SDACD, we help communities across South Dakota care for our natural resources. Working with 68 local conservation districts, we provide tools and support to keep the land healthy for today and future generations.

What is a Conservation District?

Conservation districts are local, community-based organizations that help people care for the land, water, and natural resources around them.

 

Here's what districts do:

  • Provide tree planting, grass seeding, and soil health support

  • Help protect water quality and wildlife habitat

  • Offer conservation education for youth and adults

  • Connect landowners with cost-share programs and technical experts

  • Develop local solutions for natural resource challenges​

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Connect with conservation programs, grants, and resources for your land through the Dakota Conservation Network.

Get Started With Conservation

Conservation works best when local people lead the way. Your local district partners with you to care for soil, water, and wildlife close to home. If you’re ready to get started or aren’t sure which district serves your area, we’ll help you find the right one.

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