To contact us:

Phone: 270-726-1371

Fax: 270-725-9688

 

Sign-up was held March 15—April 15, 2009. 

 

If you are interested in applying next year, come by the office and we have a few forms for you to fill out and that way we can see what conservation program may best suit your needs.

If you have not yet completed your Water Quality Plan contact Wesley Wright at 270-726-1371.  If you have made any changes in your farm operation, please come by the Conservation District Office to update your Water Quality Plan. 

WATER QUALITY PLANS

Conservation District Meeting Schedule

All meetings will begin at 1:30 p.m.

 

· January 28, 2010

· February 18, 2010

· March 25, 2010

All schools in Logan County and private landowners that would like to check out resources to be used at the Baker Natural Area may come by District Office and check them out or call 270-726-1371. 

 

Resources that are available are:

Field Guides

Birds Eastern & Central North America

Animal Tracks

Eastern Trees

Wildflowers

Insects

Rocks and Minerals

Reptiles & Amphibians

Audio Bird Song Dictionary

Magnifer Pocket Loupe

 

Other resources are also available come and check us out!

 

 

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Environmental Quality Incentive Program sign-up was a huge success for again this year!  If you are interested any conservation programs stop by the NRCS Office or call 270-726-2618 Ext 3.

Kentucky State Cost-Share

Announcements

 

Resource Library

EQIP Program

Conservation Districts striving to help wildlife

 

The Conservation

Districts gave away 250 blue bird boxes in March 2009.  WRUS announced the bird boxes on day before and the morning of the free blue bird boxes.  The blue bird boxes were given away by First Come, First Served!  One per person.

 

The Conservation Districts once again celebrated Arbor Day, by giving away over 2,000 tree seedlings to the public first come, first served.  This was announced on WRUS Radio Station.

 

For more information, please contact Dianna Penrod or Wesley Wright at 270-726-1371.

 

Thanks Don Neagle & Mack Mallory for helping the Conservation Districts support our Kentucky Wildlife!!!

CURRENT WEATHER

 

Check out  the official weather station

at the Baker Natural Area in Russellville.  The Kentucky Mesonet is a high density, mesoscale network of automated environmental monitoring stations currently being developed across the commonwealth. Funding for the Mesonet was secured by U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell through an earmark to the Kentucky Climate Center at Western Kentucky University.

 

This is the website which is also located on our site.