South Central Region
NCDEA Region Director(s)
| First | Last | Title | Region | State | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coleta | Bratten | Member-At-Large | South Central | OK |
Latest news
Local coastal restoration effort gets national media attention
County honors soil and water conservation district
Conservation Commission plans slate of soil health workshops
Conservation the thing with training
County officials show support of water enhancement program
USDA-NRCS and the Dorcheat Soil and Water Conservation District Host Local Meeting
Director’s Message
As your regional director for the National Conservation District Employees Association, I serve as the primary interface between conservation district professionals and their national association. I represent the knowledge, skills, and experience of conservation district employees in deliberations about national policies and programs affecting conservation districts and their customers. I also relay information from the national level to the states in my region.
Every conservation district employee in the United States and her territories is a member of NCDEA. Our 7,000 members bring a vital component to the table in regional and national discussions.
On behalf of NCDEA, I appreciate your interest in NCDEA and hope that you’ll become more engaged as we work together to make sure the needs of our local communities are met by conservation programs and services.
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NASCA Executive Director Mike Brown is meeting today with the NCDEA board of directors. Our partnership with state operating agencies -- through NASCA -- is critical in assuring an effective conservation delivery system across the country. #NCDEA #NASCA #ConservationDelivery
Our discussions with Mike Brown (Executive Director, National Association of State Conservation Agencies) are always tremendous. Mike has been, and continues to be, a great help to NCDEA.
Here we see NASCA ED Mike Brown (left), NCDEA ED Rich Duesterhaus (middle), and NCDEA Past President Tim Riley (right). #NCDEA