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Twin M Conservation District partners with landowners and local communities to conserve soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable land management in central Utah. Twin M Conservation District Beaver County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Thursday of the month, 7:00 pm Place: Beaver County Fairgrounds, 1400 UT-21, Minersville UT 84752 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.”

Piute County Conservation District works with landowners and local partners to conserve soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable land management in south-central Utah. Piute County Conservation District Piute County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 4th Monday of the month, 3:00 pm Place: Address: Piute County Courthouse 550 N Main St, Junction. Contact JP Contreras to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-660-8110 Email: jcontreras@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.”

The Evergreens page highlights available evergreen trees for conservation and landscaping, offering hardy options that support windbreaks, habitat, and long-term land stewardship in Utah. Evergreens Colorado Spruce Size: 7-15" Price: $30.00 per bundle Picea Pungens, pyramidal shaped evergreen with steel blue foliage. Prefers heavier soil, full and sun, and clean cultivation. Will reach a height of 6feet. Most drought tolerant Spruce. Eastern Red Cedar Size: 9-15" Price: $35.00 To 75' Zone 3. Densely pyramidal, easily pruned, a splendid ornamental. Wood used in cedar chests. Ponserosa Pine Size: 7-15" Price: $30.00/bundle of 10

Northern Utah Conservation District works with landowners and local partners to conserve soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable land use across northern Utah communities. Northern Utah Box Elder County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Tuesday of the month 9:00 am NRCS Field Office 185 N Main St, Tooele, UT 84074 Contact Ben Law to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-753-5616 Email: blaw@utah.gov You could also 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.*

Broadleaf Lombardy Poplar Size: 3' Price: $35.00 per bundle An upright, vigorous male selected for form, disease resistance, and winter hardiness. Height to 60'. Good for screen plantings and single row belts on high value land. 'Siouxland' Cottonwood Size: 3-5' Price: $35.00 per bundle A large, vigorous, cottonless male tree to 70 feet in height on favorable sites, spreading crown in open areas but with tall, central trunk when crowded. Selected for leaf rust resistance. Peachleaf Willow Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00 per bundle Quaking Aspen Size: 18-24" Price: $35.00 per bundle Populus Tremuloides, used for farmstead windbreaks and riparian plantings, along ponds and streams, wetlands, and woody draws. Know for its white bark and round leaves. Flame Willow Size: 2-3' Price: $25.00 per bundle Salix Flame, grown for its ornamental qualities. Both in summer and winter the branches retain a bright orangey-red glow. american linden Size: 2-3' Price: $35.00/bundle of 10 Show More

Blacksmith Fork Conservation District supports landowners and communities by conserving soil, water, and watershed resources while promoting sustainable land management in Cache Valley, Utah. Blacksmith Fork Conservation District Cache County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: Last Thursday of the month, 1:00 pm NRCS Field Office 1860 N 100 E Logan 84341 Resource Coordinator: Ben Law Phone: 435-753-5616 Email: blacksmithforkcd@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.*

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

The UACD About Us page shares the mission, history, and leadership of the Utah Association of Conservation Districts and its work supporting conservation statewide. About the Utah Association of Conservation Districts (UACD) Who We Are Your statewide conservation team: UACD represents Utah's local conservation districts with 38 local units as part of a nationwide network of over 3,000, all focused on protecting soil, water, wildlife, and more. A nonprofit committed to support: As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we empower around 190 local supervisors—appointed by the Commissioner of Agriculture—to lead conservation efforts with wisdom and authority. Here to help you: Districts are trusted by private landowners and positioned to connect people with technical guidance and financial resources from state and federal programs. What We Do We connect landowners and farmers with federal, state, and local partners that brings conservation solutions to life across Utah. Why UACD Matters to You Whether you're a landowner farmer, local leader, or someone who cares about Utah's future, UACD offers the expertise and resources you need to conserve land and water. We're making conservation easier, starting right where you are. Explore Our Work Learn more about UACD’s conservation efforts and accomplishments in the 2025 Annual Report.

The UACD Policy & Advocacy page highlights conservation priorities, legislative updates, and advocacy efforts supporting Utah’s conservation districts, landowners, and natural resources. Policy & Advocacy UACD Policy Positions UACD's policy positions are updated annually during the business session at the UACD Convention. The most recent business session was held November 7, 2024. Note: You can read the resolutions in their entirety by clicking on the year's resolution packet. 2024 UACD Resolutions 2023 UACD Resolutions Contact Your Legislator Citizens can make an impact on important issues by contacting their elected representatives. Use the links below to find yours: State Delegation: Utah Legislature Website. Federal Delegation: House of Representatives website. U.S. Senate website. NACD The National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) is a nonprofit organization representing 3,000 conservation districts and 17,000 board members across the U.S. Its mission is to provide national leadership and a unified voice for natural resource conservation. Click here to learn more about the NACD

Celebrate the winners of our Photo & Poster Contest Awards, highlighting outstanding creativity, conservation efforts, and community impact across Utah’s conservation districts. 2025 UACD Photo Contest Winners The Utah Association of Conservation Districts (UACD) proudly presents the winners of the 2025 Agriculture & Conservation Photo Contest. These entries showcase how agriculture and conservation work hand in hand across our state—capturing Utah’s farms, rangelands, wildlife, and stewardship in action. This year’s winning photos and posters were selected for their conservation message, visual impact, and creativity. Grand prize winners from each age division will advance to compete at the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) competition, representing Utah on a national stage. State Winner - Grant Prize Liza Dapper- "Close to Home" "Grazing, this picture was taken close to where I live next to some marshlands and shows me how close agriculture is to home." Auxiliary's Choice Larry Blain -"Grass is Getting Short" Artist Statement - Ranchers need to manage their Fall and Winter pastures in order to save on hay and keep mother cows ready to calve in the Spring. President's Choice Reina Staheli- "Heaven on Earth" Artist Statement - Example of an agriculture habitat conserved for range cows. Honorable Mention Aaron Gutierrez - "Horse" Artist Statement - A Horse grazes on a beautiful day in New Harmony Utah. Horses represent the connection between the earth and humans and they help produce food 2025 UACD Poster Contest Winners The Utah Association of Conservation Districts is proud to announce the winners of the statewide “Home Is Where the Habitat Is” poster contest, open to students in grades 2–6. This year’s entries showcased incredible creativity and a strong understanding of the importance of protecting Utah’s natural habitats. Our winning posters will now advance to the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) competition, where they’ll represent Utah on the national stage. Congratulations to all our talented young artists for their inspiring work and dedication to conservation! Grade 2-3 1st Place - Maelie Mortensen, Canyonlands CD Grade 2-3 2nd Place - Leo Anderson, Salt Lake CD Grades 4-6 1st Place - Samantha Lampman, Kane CD 2nd Place - Everette Hughes, Delta CD 3rd Place - Hannah Thope, San Pete CD -

Enter the UACD Photo Contest and showcase conservation, agriculture, and Utah landscapes through your photography. 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

Juab County Conservation District works with landowners and local partners to conserve soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable agriculture and land stewardship in central Utah. Juab County Conservation District Juab County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Thursday of the month, 5:00 pm Place: USDA Service Ctr Address: 635 N Main, Nephi Contact JP Contreras to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-660-8110 Email: jcontreras@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.”