Become a Soil and Water District Cooperator

If you are interested in protecting, improving and developing the natural resources on your land through our Conservation Assistance Program, you can become an official WCSWCD Cooperator.

After implementing recommended conservation practices, you can then apply to become a District Cooperator. You can apply to have your land certified as Conservation Lands (for larger properties) or an Eco Landscape (for smaller, residential properties). A District representative will make a follow up visit to certify that the property follows our guidelines.  Cooperators with certified lands receive signs to post on their property if desired and a certificate. Volunteers or Conservation Corps participants can also become Cooperators. Please contact us to inquire about the Cooperator program.