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Jefferson, Larimer, Boulder Valley, and Longmont Conservation Districts
Funding Announcement: Regional Conservation Partnership Program
We are pleased to announce that Jefferson, Larimer, Boulder Valley, and Longmont Conservation Districts have been awarded a total of $13.4 million through the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP). This funding will support forest, vegetation, and riparian restoration initiatives across the Northern Front Range of Colorado.
Through this funding, we hope to implement approximately 4,000 acres of forest treatments, 8,000 acres of noxious weed treatments, and 100 acres of riparian habitat restoration on private forest land. Each conservation district will play a vital role in the planning, design, and implementation of these treatments, in collaboration with NRCS. We are excited to work with private landowners to enhance the resilience of the forest ecosystem and improve watershed health.
If you are a private landowner in the region and are interested in a restoration project on your property, we encourage you to apply for financial assistance through this program. For more information or to apply for funding, please contact your local conservation district.
We have PERC (Pressurized Exhaust Rodent Control) machines available to rent. If you are interested in renting one of these machines, please fill out this survey. For additional questions, reach out to hania.oleszak@bvlcd.com.
Upcoming Events
Boulder Valley Conservation District board meeting - July 7, 2025 6PM-8PM
Longmont Conservation District board meeting - July 7, 2025 4PM-6PM
Our Goals
Water Quality and Quantity
Water is the lifeblood of the West. The quantity and quality of water is extremely important for the health of our communities and ecosystem. We support increased water storage, improved irrigation water management practices, and appropriate riparian habitats.


Sustainable Land Use
As population increases, natural and agricultural landscapes are continually manipulated. We engage with our community to provide landowners information and resources to steward their diverse properties.
Integrated Pest Management
Various pests can damage our fragile ecosystem and affect the quality of our land. We encourage and assist landowners in controlling noxious weeds. We advocate for pollinator protection and appropriate prairie dog management.


Forest Health and Watershed Management
In partnership with the National Association of Conservation Districts and the NRCS, we address resource concerns on forested private lands. We provide technical assistance to complete forest assessments, develop forest management plans, identify and secure a variety of funding sources, and implement projects.
Agricultural & Conservation Education
We want everyone - especially our children - to know where their food comes from. Agricultural and conservation education are the keystones of sustainability for tomorrow's leaders.

Our Impact
Encompass over 288,600 acres of land
Assist over 300 farms in Boulder County
Supply resources for agriculture and conservation education
Serve hundreds of local residents yearly
Our Boundaries
Boulder Valley & Longmont Conservation Districts
Address:
9595 Nelson Road, Suite D.
Longmont, CO 80501
Boulder County Fairgrounds
We are co-located with the USDA-NRCS Longmont Field Office. Natural Resources Building, upstairs and to the left.
Hours: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
Rob Walker, District Director
Office Phone: (720) 378-5521
Mobile Phone: (720) 815-8842
Email: rob.walker@bvlcd.com
Karen Mandujano, District Conservationist
NRCS Longmont Field Office
Office Phone: (720) 378-5525
Email: karen.mandujano@usda.gov