with landowners and managers to address a broad spectrum of resource
concerns including erosion, flood prevention, water conservation and
quality, wetlands, noxious weeds, and community development.
About
The Salcha-Delta Soil and Water Conservation District covers an area in the interior of Alaska of 3,762,900 acres. Within that boundary, the District provides conservation assistance and technical support relating to agriculture, soil erosion, forestry, hydrology, wildlife, and wetlands to private landowners and government agencies responsible for land management activities such as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Alaska ADF&G, Alaska State Forestry, US Army Alaska, and Alaska DNR.
