At the NH Association of Conservation Districts, our work encompasses a wide range of activities and programs aimed at preserving and protecting New Hampshire's natural resources. Through strategic partnerships and collaborative efforts, we provide support for various conservation initiatives, including watershed management, soil health improvement, wildlife habitat restoration, and sustainable agriculture practices. Our team is dedicated to providing educational resources, technical assistance, and innovative solutions to address environmental challenges. By engaging with local communities and stakeholders, we promote responsible land use and conservation practices that contribute to the long-term health of our ecosystems. 

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• Provide a medium through which Conservation Districts meet, exchange ideas, work cooperatively on common challenges and objectives, and reach consensus on courses of action.

• Develop resolutions outlining its position and presents them at local and national meetings.

• Cooperates with the State Conservation Committee in coordinating its activities among Districts.

• Promotes an understanding and acceptance of soil and water conservation in elementary, secondary, and post-secondary school curricula.

• Informs state and federal legislators of the objectives and needs of Conservation Districts and necessary legislation.

• Assists Districts in developing guidelines for assistance and priorities to the many and diverse cooperators and others requesting support.

• Works through sub-committees to study conservation challenges and provides support to Districts who implement solutions.