About NCDEA
We build capacity to improve the conservation delivery system
The National Conservation District Employees Association builds bridges to assist the more than 7,000 conservation district professionals who implement conservation programs in their local communities.
We bring the knowledge and experience of conservation district employees to many partnership committees and to discussions about programs, policies, and procedures with various state and federal officials.
We work with partners to achieve our mission
We coordinate with like-minded partners to achieve our mission. NCDEA is a core member of the National Conservation Partnership and National Conservation Planning Partnership.
We recognize excellence
NCDEA recognizes exemplary conservation district employees and conservation district board members, and we offer a competitive scholarship to members and their families.
Every one of the more than 7,000 conservation district employees across the United States and territories is a member of NCDEA.
We maintain a strong, effective association
Our activities are organized and governed by a board of directors with representatives from all regions of the country.
All of our directors are active in various association committees to help us continue to achieve our goals.
Regional directors around the country maintain regular contact with conservation district employees.
NCDEA board members cover every region of the entire country
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Are you teleworking, sheltered in place, need a distraction? What a great time to take advantage of the webinars or educational info available on line at NACDNET.ORG! Click on the Resource tab and select from the many choices! Check it out while your doing your part to protect all of us,,,we are the greatest natural resource! Take care!
Don't forget that #NACD offers free, downloadable educational materials for grades K-8! You can find all printable booklets and other helpful resources on #NACD's new Conservation Education Hub: www.nacdnet.org/conservation-education-hub/
The National Conservation Partnership released a statement relating to the COVID-19 national emergency.
Click below to read it.