York County Conservation District

The York County Conservation District is the county government office devoted to assisting residents with their natural resource and environmental concerns. The District was founded in 1938 when 554 farmers signed a petition requesting assistance for protecting the natural resources of York County. Today, we not only assist farmers, but also all county residents, by promoting the maintenance, improvement and wise use of land, water, soil and other related natural resources within the County. We accomplish this mission through educational programs and the administration of laws and regulations for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and...

Conservation,agriculture,watersheds,environment,erosion and sediment,public policy,environmental regulation,environmental policy,public outreach,nutrient management,manure management,environmental education,envirothon,dirt and gravel roads,low volume roads,preservation,environmental protection,natural resources,watershed implementation plans,pollution reduction,clean water,and help streams

York county conservation district operates in the Government administration industry.

York county conservation district's revenue is 11m - 100m

York county conservation district has 11 - 50 employees.