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NEW!!! See Products Page for Land Ownership Maps for Lewis & Clark County!!!!
The Lewis & Clark Conservation District is located in Lewis & Clark County, Montana. Encompassing parts of the East Front of the Rocky Mountains and range and crop lands of the Montana plains, the District assists large and small acreage landowners with their management concerns.
Our MissionThe mission of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District is to provide leadership in the conservation and wise use of soil, water, and related resources.
ProfileConservation Districts in Montana utilize locally-led and largely non-regulatory approaches to successfully address general natural resource issues. CDs have a decades-long history of conserving our state's resources by helping local people match their needs with technical and financial resources, thereby getting good conservation practices on the ground to the benefit of all Montanans. The Lewis & Clark Conservation District belongs to the Montana Association of Conservation Districts. This Association works as an information clearinghouse and also deals with state and national legislative issues that affect the Districts in Montana. The Lewis & Clark Conservation District has an elected Board of Supervisors. In 1997, the District formally divided into seven supervisor areas with one Supervisor from each area. Currently, the Board of Supervisors consists of: Chairman, Stan Frasier of the south Helena Valley; Vice Chair, Scott Blackman of the Craig area; members, Ron Schatz of North Helena Valley, Gary Murphy of the Wolf Creek/Dearborn River area, Stephen Granzow of East Helena Valley, Bob Bushnell of the Lincoln Area and Mike Cobb of the Augusta area. The Helena Field Office for the Natural Resources Conservation Service has three staff members, Mindy Gauthier-District Conservationist, David Spengler-Soil Conservationist and Rob Krause-Soil Con. Technician.
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