West Virginia Conservation Agency

Our Mission To provide for and promote the protection and conservation of West Virginias soil, land, water and related resources for the health, safety and general welfare of the states citizens. Our History In the early 1930s, the nation was experiencing an unparalleled ecological disaster known as the Dust Bowl. Following a severe and sustained drought in the Great Plains, the regions soil began to erode and blow away. This created enormous black dust storms that blotted out the sun and swallowed the countryside. Thousands known as dust refugees fled the area to seek better lives. On Capitol Hill, while...

Agricultural enhancement program,chesapeake bay program,emergency watershed protection,stream protection and restoration,landowner stream access permit program,non-point source program,and operation,maintenance & repair program

West virginia conservation agency operates in the Government administration industry.

West virginia conservation agency's revenue is 11m - 100m

West virginia conservation agency has 11 - 50 employees.