Conservation Programs – Protecting Natural Resources Through Partnership
Two Rivers Soil and Water Conservation District offers comprehensive conservation programs designed to help agricultural producers, forest landowners, and rural property owners implement practices that protect natural resources while supporting economic viability and land management goals. Our programs provide technical assistance, financial support, and ongoing guidance that makes conservation both achievable and beneficial for participants.
Agricultural Conservation Programs
Financial and technical assistance for farmers and ranchers to implement conservation practices that improve soil health, protect water quality, and enhance operational efficiency.
- Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
- Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)
- Agricultural Water Quality Management
Water Quality & Watershed Protection
Programs focused on protecting water quality and fish habitat through riparian restoration, streambank stabilization, and agricultural best management practices.
- Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)
- Stream Monitoring & Assessment
- Riparian Restoration Projects
Forest Health & Fire Prevention
Assistance for private forest landowners to implement practices that reduce wildfire risk, restore fire-damaged lands, and maintain forest productivity and ecological values.
- Forest Management Planning
- Fuel Reduction & Fire Prevention
- Post-Fire Restoration Assistance
Climate-Smart Agriculture
Programs helping agricultural producers adapt to changing climate conditions while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and building long-term resilience.
- Soil Health Improvement
- Carbon Sequestration Practices
- Drought Resilience Planning
Urban & Suburban Conservation
Programs for residential and small acreage landowners to implement conservation practices that protect water quality, enhance wildlife habitat, and improve property values.
- Backyard Conservation
- Stormwater Management
- Native Landscaping
Technical Assistance Services
Free conservation planning and technical support services available to all Josephine County landowners, regardless of program participation.
- Conservation Planning
- Practice Design & Implementation
- Resource Assessment
Initial Contact
Contact our office to discuss your land management goals and conservation interests.
Site Assessment
Our staff visits your property to assess conditions and identify conservation opportunities.
Plan Development
We work together to develop a conservation plan and identify appropriate programs and funding.
Implementation
Receive ongoing technical support and financial assistance to implement your conservation practices.
Cost-share funding and incentive payments help offset the costs of implementing conservation practices, making conservation affordable and economically beneficial.
Contact our team today to learn which programs are right for your property and conservation goals.
