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South Goshen Conservation District

The South Goshen Conservation District (SGCD) is one of 34 districts in Wyoming organized to provide leadership in the wise and sustained use of natural resources. The District has worked to conserve and enhance natural resources in Goshen County since 1953.

USDA Service Center

1441 East M Street, Suite B

Torrington, WY 82240

307.532.4880

307.532.5783 fax

South Goshen Conservation District

South Goshen Conservation District board meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at the Pineapple Grill, Torrington, beginning at 12:00 noon.

All meetings are open to the public.

Last Modified on October 24, 2011

Mission Statement

HELPING PEOPLE CONSERVE, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THEIR NATURAL RESOURCES

The South Goshen Conservation District Board (SGCD) of supervisors believe that effective soil and water conservation is URGENT and will become more urgent and important as land managers and communities

take a comprehensive approach to the use and protection of soil, water and related resources in rural, suburban, urban and developing areas.

Conservation should begin with and be locally led by people in their own communities in cooperation with their neighbors. The assistance that we as a board provide is based on understanding that the land – the

landscape as a whole – must be the focus of conservation. Using this comprehensive approach will help land function as a living, sustainable system that provides a high standard of living and quality of life today and for generations in the future.

The Snow Report will be available in January.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service, Snow Survey main page is here and the direct link to the snow report is here, scroll down to the lower North Platte section of the report.

For WEB site issues please contact Jim Hurley

GOALS:

 PROTECT land within the district against soil deterioration

 REBUILD damaged land

 IMPROVE cropland, grassland, reception areas and wildlife habitat

 REDUCE floodwater and sediment damage

 STABLIZE critical blowout, runoff and sediment producing areas

 DEVELOP water for agricultural, municipal, industrial and wildlife uses

 IMPROVE water management, water distribution, water conservation, and water quality

 ENCOURAGE landowners and operators to become cooperators and develop conservation programs to protect and sustain natural resources

 COOPERATE with local, state and federal agencies

Notice

The final versions of the SOUTH GOSHEN CONSERVATION DISTRICT’s  Annual Plan of Work and Annual Report are now available on the AR, Budget, LRP page.