Mailing address:  P.O. Box 4138, Woodland Park, CO  80866

                                 Phone /Fax: (719) 686-0020   Email: cacd@cacd.us

 

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The mission of CACD is to be the guiding force directed by the Conservation Districts of Colorado to educate, promote, help obtain funds, and provide information on issues and programs aimed at enhancing and protecting our natural resources.  We work with private farm and ranch landowners and small ranchette owners and other suburban developments to assist in wise and proper management of natural resources.  CACD is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization established in 1945 to represent the 76 conservation districts of Colorado--the original conservationists created by Congress in response to the 1930s Dust Bowl.

LATEST NEWS!!

The Conservator

The Spring 2010 issue of the CACD Conservator is here!

Check out the latest news from conservation districts throughout Colorado. In this issue there are highlights of the 2009 65th CACD Annual Meeting, including lots of photos from this excellent event.

If you would like to see a copy of the Winter 2010 issue please click here - Winter 2010.

 

66th CACD Annual Meeting

After an extremely successful conference in November we'd like you to mark your calendar

now for the 66th CACD Annual Meeting to be held at the Colorado Springs Crowne Plaza,

November 15 - 19, 2010

New 2010 Annual Meeting Nomination Forms

Please go to our  Forms  page to download all the 2010 Annual Meeting nomination forms.

 

NEW! Resolution Process & Form 2010

Click here for the Resolution Process & Form 2010

 

Camp Rocky 2010

Camp Rocky will be held at the foot of Pikes Peak in Divide

Mark your calendars now - July 4 - 10, 2010. Click here for the Camp Rocky 2010 brochure.

Click here to go to the Camp Rocky website.

 

Conservation Teachers Workshop - June 14-18, 2010

"From Watershed to Cup: Following Water Through the "Creekulum"

Attention K-12 Teachers! Join this excellent workshop on a voyage through a watershed on the spectacular San Luis Valley. Immerse yourself in local landscapes and watery habitats to teach

any subject.  Earn College Credits!  Due to grants and sponsorships, teachers are able to attend

at low or no cost. For more information click here to download the Teachers Workshop brochure.

 

Forms & Information Page

Click here to go to our Forms page.

 

CACD Brochure

Here is a pdf copy of our new CACD brochure as well as a copy of the

CACD booklet (pdf doc: 26MB)

 

Conservation Districts - Fact Sheets

Are you in need of information about our Conservation Districts? Click here for more facts.

 

CACD Policy Book

Here is the CACD 2009 Policy Book, which sets forth the organization's policies on conservation issues, property rights, its mission statement, and other areas.

 

   
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