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About Nez Perce SWCD

About Us
▸ District History
▸ District Board
   ▸ Meeting Schedule and Agendas
       ▸ January 12, 2021
       ▸ Archived Meeting Agendas
   ▸ Supervisors Past and Present
   ▸ Information for Board Supervisors
▸ General Conservation History
▸ Natural Resource Inventory
   ▸ Executive Summary
   ▸ Abbreviations and Symbols
   ▸ Economic Conditions and Trends
   ▸ Physical Characteristics
       ▸ Physical Inventory
           ▸ Soils and K-Factor
           ▸ Water Resources and Wetlands
           ▸ Climate and Air Resources
           ▸ Ownership
           ▸ Plant Resources
           ▸ Animal Resources
           ▸ Land Use Management
           ▸ Common Resource Area
      ▸ Resource Conditions and Trends
  ▸ Contact Us
  ▸ Employment
  ▸ Partners
  ▸ Public Comment
  ▸ IASCD

Public Comment is invited on the following...

The Nez Perce Soil and Water Conservation District’s draft annual work plan for Fiscal Year 2022 (July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022) is available for review and comment. Comments are due by January 10, 2021. Comments can be provided by fax to 208-843-2234, by email to NPSWCD or by mail to PO Box 131, Culdesac, Idaho 83524. The FY2022 Draft Annual work plan can be downloaded or viewed by clicking the link below.

FY2022 Annual Work Plan Draft – for Public Review

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