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- Zone Happenings | UACD
Discover the latest updates, programs, and events from Utah’s conservation districts with UACD Zone Happenings. Annual Zone Meetings 2026 Zone 1 - January 29, Logan Zone 2 - March 12, Morgan Zone 3 - February 23, Lehi Zone 4 - TBD Zone 5 - March 16, Washington Zone 6 - March 25, Vernal Zone 7 - TBD, Green River
- About Us | UACD
Discover UACD’s mission to support Utah’s conservation districts, empower landowners, and promote sustainable management of soil, water, and natural resources. About Us The Utah Association of Conservation Districts (UACD) is the state voice for Utah's 38 conservation districts (State Code Title 17D Chapter 3). The 38 districts along with 3,000 nationwide conservation districts, use a voluntary, incentive-based approach to protect soil, water, and other natural resources. The association is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation with the main purpose of educating and supporting the work of 190 local appointed supervisors. These supervisors appointed by the Commissioner of Agriculture are officials who have statutory authority. The districts are trusted by private property owners and uniquely positioned to deliver technical and financial assistance available from various state and federal programs and agencies. The association is the local part of the federal/state/local conservation partnership (Utah Partners for Conservation & Development or UPCD), a partnership committed to providing conservation solutions. For more information on the association please contact UACD at 435.881.7688 or by mail at PO Box 4117, Logan UT 84323. UACD 2025 Annual Report
- Sanpete Conservation District | UACD
Sanpete County Conservation District provides landowners with programs, technical assistance, and resources to protect Utah’s soil, water, and natural resources. Sanpete County Conservation District Sanpete County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Thursday of the month, 10:00 am Place: NRCS Office Address: 50 S Main Ephraim Contact Tracy Balch to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-201-0794 Email: tbalch@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”
- E & I | UACD
Zone Five Cedar City Conservation District works with local partners and landowners in Cedar City, Utah to promote soil health, water conservation, and sustainability. E & I Conservation District Iron County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 1st Wednesday of the month, 1:00 pm Place: USU Extension, 585 N Main St, Suite #5, Cedar City, UT 84721 Contact Tyce Palmer to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-676-8189 Email: tpalmer@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”
- UACD | conservation | Utah
UACD works with Utah’s conservation districts and landowners to protect soil, water, and natural resources statewide. Helping Farmers and Communities Protect Utah’s Natural Resources One voice for Utah's 38 Local Conservation Districts We connect landowners with funding, technical assistance, and local conservation districts to build a healthier future for Utah. Explore Programs About UACD Read More > News & Events Learn More > Districts Find Yours Now > Invest in the future by donating to Utah Conservation Projects. Subscribe for updates Subscribe Now Fraud Hotline If you need to report fraud or have questions related to fraud concerns, please email: fraud@uacd.org
- Programs & Resources | UACD
Discover UACD programs and resources designed to help Utah landowners and conservation districts protect natural resources. Supporting Landowners on Their Conservation Journey Find Your Local Service Center Need help applying for programs or learning more about conservation resources in your area? Your local USDA Service Center can connect you with technical experts, assist with applications, and guide you through available funding opportunities. Get Local Assistance Have Questions? Your local Conservation District is here to help you navigate options and apply. Find Your Local District
- Legislative Update | UACD
Legislative Update 2024 Rural Champion Awards were given out May 15 at the Capitol. Awardees include: Governor Spencer Cox Senator David Hinkins Senator Derrin Owens Senator Don Ipson Senator Evan Vickers Senator Ronald Winterton Senator Scott Sandall Representative Carl Albrecht Representative Casey Snider Representative Christine Watkins Representative Colin Jack Representative Mike Schultz Representative Scott Chew Representative Steven Lund Representative Thomas Peterson 1/1
- West Box Elder Conservation District | UACD
West Box Elder Box Elder County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 1st Tuesday of the month 6:00 pm Park Valley School Contact Ben Law to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-753-5616 District Email: daniewestbox@gmail.com *Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.*
- 2025 UACD Convention | UACD
2025 UACD Annual Convention "Cultivating Resilience" November 5 - 6, 2025 Dixie Convention Center, St. George, UT Hilton Garden Inn St. George 435.634.4100 Make A Reservation Utah's very own Dustbowl Pat Hearty Pat recounts the story of the Dust Bowl era as it unfolded in the Grantsville area, highlighting the pivotal role played by the local conservation district in restoring the land. While the Dust Bowl is often associated with the Midwest, its impacts reached much farther—including Utah. The state experienced its own version of the Dust Bowl, with particularly severe consequences in the Stansbury Mountains, where overgrazing led to widespread soil degradation. Register Now Schedule Check out the full agenda and registration information here . 2025 Keynote Speaker Peter Byck, Roots So Deep The director and "wrangler of scientists" created Roots So Deep, a four-part documentary about adaptive cattle ranchers and their convention neighbors. Through storytelling and research, Byck examines how different grazing practices impact ecology and the economy. Check out his videos at www.rootssodeep.org National Anthem Competition UACD is excited to host a National Anthem Competition as part of the 2025 Convention! We invite participants to showcase their talent and patriotism by submitting an entry. Click here to enter the competition 2025 UACD Photo Contest Entries Help us recognize the photographers who capture the beauty and importance of conservation in our communities. View Photo Entries Want to become a sponsor? Click below for more information. Sponsor Information 2024 NACD Convention Highlights Thank you to our generous sponsors!
- Member Benefits 1 | UACD
Members Only Meeting Minutes Annual Business Meeting Board of Directors Executive Committee Bylaws 2007 2012 Amendment Auxiliary Bylaws 2010 Forms Time Sheet Expense Sheet NPS 319 Program SERA Reimbursement New Employee UACD 1619 Cooperator Acknowledge Template PII Resolutions 2020 Click here for Resolution Procedures.
- GREEN RIVER | UACD
Green River Conservation District Emery County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Monday of the month, 05:00 pm Place: Green River City Hall 460 E Main Green River, UT 84525 Contact Ryan Jones to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-381-2300 ext 113 Email: ryanj@utah.gov You could also email: grcdclerk@gmail.com “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.” Like Follow them on Facebook
- Photo Contest | UACD
2025 Photo Contest THEME: AGRICULTURE & CONSERVATION ACROSS AMERICA UTAH CONTEST Due September 30, 2025 $100.00 Grand Prize NATIONAL CONTEST National Association of Conservation Districts 1st - $100, 2nd -$50 The Utah Association of Conservation Districts (UACD) invites you to showcase how agriculture and conservation go hand in hand across our state. The winning photographs will creatively tie the theme into the prompt: “Agriculture and Conservation Across America” Eligible entries may include images of barns, crops, livestock, grazing lands, farm practices, pastures, tree farms, ranches, pollinators, and youth involved in conservation related activities. All photos should capture the unique connection between agriculture and conservation in Utah. Help celebrate our shared commitment to stewardship—submit your photo today! CONTEST RULES: Utah Association of Conservation District’s Photo Contest is open to the public and does not require submission through a local conservation district. One grand prize winner will be selected for each age division to move on to nationals. Other winning categories will be announced. Adult Division: 19 and older as of December 1, 2025. Youth Division: 11 - 18 as of December 1, 2025. Minor digital enhancements for cropping, red-eye removal, filters, and corrective functions are permitted. *However, images that are significantly altered may be disqualified. Contestants may not add borders, frames, watermarks, dates, signatures, or copyrighted images to their photos. Previously published photos are not eligible. SUBMISSION PROCESS: Each contestant may submit up to five photos, but each photo must be submitted through a separate Google Form entry A description of each photo is required with every submission. REQUIRED: A signed photo release form must be submitted for any identifiable individuals in the photos. Photo Evaluation Criteria: Conservation Message (50%): The photo aligns with the theme and effectively conveys a conservation message. Visual Appeal (30%): The image is compelling, well-composed, and high- quality. Originality (10%): The photo showcases a unique perspective or creative approach. Universal Appeal (10%): The image should engage a broad audience and communicate effectively. Additional Notes: All entries become the property of The Utah Association of Conservation Districts. If photo goes to state, it becomes the property of the National Association of Conservation Districts. UACD and NACD reserves the non- exclusive right to use submissions in official publications and promotional materials. The photographer retains rights and use of their photo. SUBMIT HERE
