A Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) Supervisor is an elected official responsible for promoting the conservation and responsible use of natural resources within a county or district. The role involves working with landowners, farmers, and government agencies to implement conservation practices that protect soil health, water quality, and natural habitats. Supervisors help develop educational programs, review local conservation plans, and may assist in securing funding for environmental projects. This position is ideal for individuals passionate about environmental stewardship and sustainable land use, and it requires a collaborative, community-focused mindset.
Salary Range: Generally volunteer based position without annual salary. Stipend may be available.