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Dee Schamberger
(785) 675-3353
dee.schamberger@ks.nacdnet.net

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1100 Main Street
Hoxie, KS 67740

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Mon:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Tue:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Wed:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Thu:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Fri:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
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Sheridan County Conservation District

We are hiring!!

  • Our district is currently seeking a Conservation Technician 
  • Do you like working outside? 
  • Do you believe in conservation of our natural resources? 
  • Are you somewhat computer savvy? 
  • If you answered yes to these questions and are willing to learn from experienced NRCS and District personel, email an updated resume to dee.schamberger  Or call us at 785-675-3353 for more information on the application process .

Our Mission: To promote the conservation of, and education regarding, our natural resources and their importance for all citizens.

Overview: Conservation Districts had their beginning in the 1930’s when Congress, in response to national concerns over mounting erosion and dust storms, enacted the Soil Conservation Act of 1935.

Our conservation district is a political subdivision of state government, established in 1944 and charged with the conservation of the natural resources of our county. We provide technical and financial assistance to address resource concerns.  Our conservation district provides technical assistance, financial assistance and educational services related to the conservation of our natural resources to the public free of charge, thanks to our county and state operating funds.  As a grassroots, locally led organization we are dedicated to getting conservation on the ground; conservation that benefits all Kansans by providing cleaner water, more productive soils. 

We are the local source for cost share funding for the installation of best management practices for preserving and improving water quality and soil health. We administer multiple cost share assistance programs which provide economic and environmental benefits direct to our county and all residents. 

Services We Offer:

  • Technical assistance for addressing resource concerns.
  • Financial assistance for implementing voluntary conservation practices.
  • Educational programs for schools and community groups.
  • Conservation contractors list for services
  • Soil Health training opportunities (workshops and scholarships)
  • Youth scholarship opportunities
  • Educator workshops and scholarships for related workshop fees for local teachers

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