ASWCD, together with our partner agencies, offers technical assistance and financial incentives to landowners who choose to implement best management practices (BMPs) to conserve soil 
and water resources while assuring long-term sustainable use of private property. ASWCD's projects are voluntary and non-regulatory.

Want to see examples of the kind of projects we do with landowners? Take a look at the final report on phase one of the Little Weiser River Stream Bank Protection and Rehabilitation Project.

The report will show you where the money came from and how it was spent, the amount of stream bank restored and resulting sediment reduction, and the types of BMPs that might help address 
problems on your property. This project was made possible through a 319 grant from Idaho's Department of Environmental Quality.