Who We Are
Our Mission
The Niagara County Soil and Water Conservation District is dedicated to functioning as the local source of information, technical assistance, education, and leadership necessary for the conservation and wise use of Niagara County’s natural resources.
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We work collaboratively with local communities, farmers, and residents to promote sustainable land use, soil health, and water quality through educational programs and conservation projects.
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Our team is composed of experienced professionals committed to the principles of soil and water conservation throughout Niagara County. We provide valuable expertise in soil conservation, water management, and environmental education, ensuring that our initiatives are grounded in scientific research and practical application.
Niagara County Soil & Water
Conservation Programs & Technical Assistance
We offer a variety of conservation programs aimed at protecting natural resources in Niagara County. Our initiatives include educational workshops, technical assistance, and financial incentives to help landowners adopt sustainable land management practices.
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The team oversee various Ag Best Management Practice "BMP" projects. Ensuring that projects are executed efficiently and effectively.
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Pictured are cover crops planted in Niagara County
Building Partnerships
Through community engagement, we foster partnerships that enhance environmental stewardship. We organize events and outreach activities to raise awareness about conservation efforts and encourage local participation in protecting our natural resources.
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Pictured are our 2025 AEM Farm of the Year Winners with District staff.
Greg Robinson, Mark Seider, Steve Smith, and Dave Reckahn
Technical Assistance
Our technical assistance services provide expert guidance on soil and water conservation practices. We assist landowners in developing customized conservation plans that meet their specific needs and promote long-term sustainability.​​​
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Pictured in District Engineer, Mark Seider, surveying a ditch