Locally Led. Voluntary. Accountable to the Communities We Serve.
Caring for Idaho’s soil and water is a responsibility we all share, today and tomorrow.
For Idaho’s 50 conservation districts, it’s work that’s been happening for generations.
Turning every $1 in State Funding into $2.82 in real, on-the-ground impact.
For Idaho’s 50 conservation districts, it’s work that’s been happening for generations.
Turning every $1 in State Funding into $2.82 in real, on-the-ground impact.
The Idaho Association of Soil Conservation Districts serves as the unified voice for Idaho’s 50 conservation districts, each led by locally elected volunteers.
Formed by district leaders in 1944, IASCD works to strengthen these districts and advance voluntary, locally led conservation across the state.
We invite you to explore our work in our 2025 District report and connect with us.
Formed by district leaders in 1944, IASCD works to strengthen these districts and advance voluntary, locally led conservation across the state.
We invite you to explore our work in our 2025 District report and connect with us.
