About ASWCD:
Celebrating more than 50 years of
voluntary conservation in Adams County
The Adams Soil & Water Conservation District (ASWCD) is one of 50
Conservation Districts in Idaho. It includes all of Adams County in
west central Idaho. The District was organized April 21, 1966 and
was one of the last three Districts to be formed in Idaho.
Idaho’s Soil and Water Conservation Districts are political
subdivisions of state government but are not state agencies.
Conservation Districts are charged with carrying out programs for the
conservation, use and development of soil, water, and other natural
resources within their boundaries.
The District accomplishes its mission through educational outreach,
technical help and access to financial assistance programs to help
landowners implement voluntary Best Management Practices. The
District is managed by a board of supervisors who are elected
Adams County residents.
You can learn more about the Adams Soil & Water Conservation
District by reviewing our 2016 Performance Report (two-page
summary) and our Annual and 5-Year Plans.
The 18-page Plans include a description of the geography, climate,
resources and population of Adams County, Idaho, and provide
information on the District's goals and objectives for the next five
years.
Celebrating more than 50 years of
voluntary conservation in Adams County
The Adams Soil & Water Conservation District (ASWCD) is one of 50
Conservation Districts in Idaho. It includes all of Adams County in
west central Idaho. The District was organized April 21, 1966 and
was one of the last three Districts to be formed in Idaho.
Idaho’s Soil and Water Conservation Districts are political
subdivisions of state government but are not state agencies.
Conservation Districts are charged with carrying out programs for the
conservation, use and development of soil, water, and other natural
resources within their boundaries.
The District accomplishes its mission through educational outreach,
technical help and access to financial assistance programs to help
landowners implement voluntary Best Management Practices. The
District is managed by a board of supervisors who are elected
Adams County residents.
You can learn more about the Adams Soil & Water Conservation
District by reviewing our 2016 Performance Report (two-page
summary) and our Annual and 5-Year Plans.
The 18-page Plans include a description of the geography, climate,
resources and population of Adams County, Idaho, and provide
information on the District's goals and objectives for the next five
years.
| Adams Soil & Water Conservation District |
| Adams Soil & Water Conservation District Adams County, Idaho Office Location: 203 S. Galena St. Council, ID 83612 Phone: 208-253-4668 e-mail: aswd@ctcweb.net Mailing Address: P.O. Box 26 Council, ID 83612 ASWCD is an equal opportunity provider. |
Volunteer Mike Larkin, right, helps students prepare the water jet
stinger for planting willows to reduce erosion along the Little
Weiser River in Indian Valley in southern Adams County.
stinger for planting willows to reduce erosion along the Little
Weiser River in Indian Valley in southern Adams County.
Click on the map to
see a full-sized map
of our service area,
Adams County, Idaho.
see a full-sized map
of our service area,
Adams County, Idaho.
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