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FY-2007 Discretionary Conservation Program Initial Allocations to States by
Program
Updated
05/07/2008
These maps show the amounts distributed to Natural Resources Conservation
Service (NRCS) State offices for operating seven conservation programs in fiscal
year 2007: Conservation Technical Assistance Program, Soil Survey Program, Snow
Survey and Water Forecasting Program, Plant Materials Program, Watershed Surveys
and Planning, Watershed
Rehabilitation Program, Agricultural Management Assistance and Resource Conservation and Development Program. The
Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Program was not funded this fiscal
year.
These programs were funded through the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2005.
Through these programs, the Natural Resources Conservation Service is capable of
accomplishing its mission of providing leadership in a partnership effort to
help people conserve, maintain, and improve our natural resources and
environment.
Click on each map's Data link for detail information. The data tables are
available in HTML format and
Adobe
Acrobat format.
FY-2007 Snow Survey and Water Forecasting Initial Allocations to States
FY-2007 Snow Survey Initial Allocations
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This map shows the amounts distributed to NRCS State offices for
operating the Snow Survey and Water Forecasting Program in fiscal year
2007. This program provides mountain snowpack data and streamflow
forecasts for the western United States. Common applications of snow
survey products include water supply management, flood control, climate
modeling, recreation, and conservation planning.
Snow Survey and Water Forecasting supporting data by State available in
tabular html format.
 Snow
Survey and Water Forecasting
supporting data by State available in tabular format.
Program Contact: Jon
Werner, 503-414-3055
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FY-2007 Plant Materials Initial Allocations to States
FFY-2007 Plant Materials Initial Allocations
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This map shows the amounts distributed to NRCS State offices for
operating the Plant Materials Program in fiscal year 2007. This program
provides native plants that can help solve natural resource problems.
Beneficial uses for which plant material may be developed include
biomass production, carbon sequestration, erosion reduction, wetland
restoration, water quality improvement, streambank and riparian area
protection, coastal dune stabilization, and other special conservation
treatment needs.
Plant Materials supporting data by State available
in tabular html format.
Plant
Materials supporting data by State available in tabular format.
Program Contact: Robert
Escheman, 202-720-0536
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FY-2007 Watershed Surveys and Planning Initial Allocations to States
FY-2007 Watershed Surveys and Planning
Initial Allocations
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This map shows the amounts distributed to NRCS State offices for
operating the Watershed Surveys and Planning Incentives Program in
fiscal year 2007. This program authorized NRCS to cooperate with States
and local agencies to carry out works of improvement for soil
conservation and for other purposes including flood prevention;
conservation, development, utilization and disposal of water; and
conservation and proper utilization of land.
Watershed
Surveys and Planning supporting data by State available in html format.
Watershed
Surveys and Planning supporting data by State available in tabular format.
Program Contact: Lorenzo Henderson, Acting, 202-690-3501
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FY-2007 Agricultural Management Assistance Allocations to States
FY-2007 Agricultural Management Assistance Allocations
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This map shows the amounts distributed to NRCS State offices for
operating the Agricultural Management Assistance in
fiscal year 2007. This program provides cost share assistance to agricultural producers to voluntarily address
issues such as water management, water quality, and erosion control by
incorporating conservation into their farming operations. Producers may
construct or improve water management structures or irrigation structures; plant
trees for windbreaks or to improve water quality; and mitigate risk through
production diversification or resource conservation practices, including soil
erosion control, integrated pest management, or transition to organic farming.
Agricultural Management
Assistance supporting data by State available in html format.
Agricultural
Management Assistance supporting data by State available in tabular format.
Program Contact: Dave Mason, 202-720-1873
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