The West Virginia Association of Conservation Districts (WVACD) is a statewide organization founded in 1963 to support and represent West Virginia’s 14 local conservation districts. The association works to advance soil, water, and natural resource conservation through education, advocacy, training, and coordination of conservation programs that benefit landowners, farmers, and communities across the state.
Soil and water conservation, agricultural best management practices, watershed protection and flood control, nonpoint source pollution reduction, conservation education, landowner assistance programs, and state and federal natural resource policy advocacy
Membership dues from local conservation districts, grants, program support, and private donations
West Virginia Conservation Agency, West Virginia’s 14 local Conservation Districts, National Association of Conservation Districts
Non-profit association
