The New Jersey Association of Conservation Districts (NJACD) is a 50-year institution providing professional development and leadership programs primarily to the Soil Conservation Districts covering 21 counties in the state as well as public outreach. The Soil Conservation Districts are locally-led, government agencies that implement conservation programs in consultation and cooperation with the NJ Department of Agriculture and other State and Federal agencies and organizations. Click here to learn more about us...
Meetings will be held virtually until further notice due to Covid-19
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Our Mission
It is our mission to conserve the natural resources of New Jersey to meet the conservation needs of its residents today and for future generations.
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Our Vision
Our vision is to be the recognized leader in promoting and inspiring the stewardship of New Jersey’s natural resources.
Upcoming EventsRegional Supervisors Meetings UPDATED
Format: Virtual Meeting Date: Tuesday, May 11, 2021 South: 4:00-4:45pm Central: 5:00-5:45pm North: 6:00-6:45pm Click here to register by April 30th... 2021 NJ Envirothon
Station Testing: Saturday, May 22 Team Presentations: Saturday, June 5 Format: Virtual Click for more NJ Envirothon information... 2021 NCF-Envirothon
July 26, 2021 Format: Virtual Host: Nebraska Association of Resource Districts Click for more Envirothon information... |
The NJ Envirothon and the NCF-Envirothon will be held virtually for 2021. The Current Issue remains the same as last year's cancelled event.
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Our Values
We value the natural resources of New Jersey and we value collaboration, leadership, innovation, balance and education as essential tools for sustaining the health of our environment for future generations.
Educational ProgramsAs part of the NJACD's public outreach, the Association has several educational programs geared towards youngsters. The Conservation Poster Contest engages students in grades 2-12 in environmental subjects. The New Jersey Envirothon tests high school students' environmental knowledge with current issues of the day and prepares them for careers in natural resource management. The Memorial Conservation Scholarship helps students pursue these goals as they move on to college.
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