Wisconsin NRCS Partnerships
Earth Team Volunteer Program
You can make a difference! Join the 32,000 Earth Team members
across the United States working to improve our environment.
As a member, you could gain professional experience, discover a lifetime
career, receive training, earn academic credit, work on conservation activities
in your community, and help conserve natural resources for future generations.
Volunteer for the Earth Team today!
Internships
NRCS partners with high school and college students to let them work and gain
experience in conservation.
Internships are open to high school seniors, freshman, sophomore and junior
university and college students (full or part time) in any field of study. Past
interns have majored in Environmental Science, Agronomy, Natural Resources,
Geology, Biology, Chemistry and Communications.
Find out more about what internships are
available.
Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D)
Mission: to provide leadership to improve Wisconsin’s economy
while conserving the resources.
Wisconsin has seven RC&D areas, covering all 72 counties. RC&D works like a
spark plug - a catalyst - to stir up new opportunities, link people together,
and help promote economic develop while protecting the natural resources our
livelihoods depend on. RC&D is a USDA program administered by the Natural
Resources Conservation Service. Learn more
about the RC&D Program and the location of RC&D offices.
Technical Service Providers (TSP)
Wisconsin's Technical Service Providers are professionals that help provide
technical assistance to landowners and farmers under one of the 2002 Farm Bill
conservation programs. NRCS staff, partner agencies, non-profit
organizations, as well as private contractors and businesses may be certified to
provide technical assistance through NRCS.
Find out more about this new way that TSP
can assist in carrying-out NRCS programs.
Tribal Conservation Advisory Council
The Wisconsin Tribal Conservation Advisory Council (WTCAC) was organized to
identify tribal conservation issues and to advise the USDA Natural Resources
Conservation Service on more effective ways to deliver USDA programs and assist
the Indian Nations of Wisconsin. More about the
Council.
The Wisconsin Land and Water Conservation Association, Inc. is a
nonprofit organization representing Wisconsin’s County Board Land Conservation
Committees and Departments. WLWCA assists LCCs and LCDs with their work to
protect and sustain Wisconsin’s natural resources through education and
governmental interaction.”
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