The new Wisconsin Natural Resources Conservation Service website has been re-designed to be easier to navigate.
It’s accessible (or 508 conformant), meaning the site is designed for use by people with disabilities. It’s also mobile responsive, good for using on a phone or tablet as easily as on a desktop computer.
The website gives info on Wisconsin ranking dates, resource concerns, programs and initiatives, and local news and events. It also provides customers details about what program and conservation practices are available to address specific natural resource concerns like water quality, soil erosion, and habitat for fish and wildlife.
Check it out: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/conservation-basics/conservation-by-state/wisconsin
Other items include:
- Links to technical guides, resources and instructions
- Local Service Center finder
- Data and reports
- Publications and Success Stories
According to Wisconsin NRCS, it plans to keep improving the website over time. If you can’t find something that you used to find on the website, contact Amanda Zelinski, [email protected], the acting state public affairs specialist.
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