The Utah Association of Conservation Districts' goal is to provide support to the 38 conservation districts in the state. The services UACD provides include leadership and capacity building training and materials, meetings, legislative influence and technical information among others.

UACD involves its grassroots membership in all areas of decision-making to ensure that local leadership and self-government remain the focus of conservation districts.

The following district development tools are available for supervisors, zone directors, district staff and the general public.

Fact sheets:

• Top 10 Conservation Programs at Work
• More Top 10 Conservation Programs at Work
• Who's Who in Water Conservation
• Low-impact Street Design
• Low-impact Street Landscaping
• New EPA Storm Water Rules
• Storm Water: Identifying Risks
• New Supervisor Checklist
• Manure Management Grant
• Pricing Water for Conservation

Videos:
Contact Staci Strenkert to receive your copy of the following videos.

• "Conservation at Work" - This 13-minute video introduces new supervisors to the roles and responsibilities of soil conservation district supervisors.
• "Your Conservation Connection" - This 41/2-minute video explains the role Utah's soil conservation districts play in promoting conservation of the state's natural resources.
• "The Good Earth" - This 5-minute visual reminder of the goodness of the Earth serves as a tribute to those who care for it - those who have embraced conservation.

Other resources:

• Conservation District Act - Utah Code 17D-3-102.
• "Conservation at Work: A Guide for Soil Conservation District Supervisors in Utah" - This pocket handbook accompanies the video and provides a more thorough explanation of the law, roles and responsibilities.
• "Function of the conservation district" - This brightly colored laminated pocket card is a handy reminder of the function of the district and district official's job description. Contact Staci Strenkert for your copy.