Conservation Districts’ Purpose
Conservation Districts improve the quality of life for every American by focusing on natural resources, problems and solutions by:
- Representing both private and public landowners
- Bringing together state, federal and private sector dollars and resources to solve Colorado’s natural resource problems
- Working to prevent soil erosion
- Conserve and develop water resources
- Improve water quality
- Control flooding preserve wildlife habitat
- Improve cropland, range-land and forests
Many agencies and programs exist to deliver solutions.
About Us
Double El and Agate Conservation Districts provide the following services to landowners:
- Seedling Trees
- Tree Survival Accessories – Weed Barrier Polymer, Rabbit Guards, and Drip Irrigation Systems
- Grass Seed for Native and Introduced Species
- Assistance with tree species selection and wind break design
- Distribution of educational information to schools, groups, and individuals
- Conservation Educational Workshops
- Living snow fence projects
- Scholarships for youth
- Teachers for Conservation Education
- Funding assistance to install conservation projects