Washington NRCS Conservation Partnerships

NRCS coordinates with many partners to set conservation goals and provide the best possible assistance to landowners, producers and tribes.  The Washington Conservation Partnership consists of several groups including NRCS, Washington Association of Conservation Districts, Washington State Conservation Commission, Resource Conservation and Development Councils, conservation districts, tribes, and other state, local and federal agencies.

These partners work together to provide technical and financial assistance.  Cooperation involves coordinating staff, sharing equipment and adopting common technical standards.

The Washington Conservation Partnership works with groups and agencies that share similar mission and goals.  Additional partners vary by project, but often include universities, environmental organizations, commodity groups, agricultural organizations, professional societies and many others.

State Technical Advisory Committee

STAC (State Technical Advisory Committee)  homepage
    Meeting minutes and related documents

Technical sub-committees

Nutrient Management 
    Participants provide input on how to implement standards; discuss issues and or concerns of the new standard and policy.

Native American Tribes in Washington

Tribal homepage
    NRCS Programs
    WATCAC  (Washington Tribal Conservation and Advisory Council)
        Meeting minutes and related documents
    Tribal Connections newsletters
    WA Tribal Partners

Conservation Links
Organizations
Government agencies
State agencies

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