OUR MISSION
To be a leader in NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION by providing resources, education, technical assistance and information for the development and improvement of our natural resources, to promote and protect agriculture, protect the tax base and promote the health, welfare and safety of Uinta County residents.
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To the Uinta County Conservation District!
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NEWSLETTER
Inside this issue:
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Upcoming Soil Health Day details
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2021 WyRED local results
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Common Insect Issues
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Education Materials and Lessons
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Gardening in Wyoming
RANGELANDS APP
The Rangeland App is a free online program which combines on-the-ground data with remote sensing to produce maps and charts which show vegetation characteristics on the landscape.
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New Wyoming Drought Resources Website
Gordon Administration Launches New Wyoming Drought Resources Website:
Timely information is now available detailing drought conditions, current emergency declarations and useful resources for affected areas
CODE OF THE WEST
Protecting our way of life in Wyoming is important for our future.
"Life in the country can be rich and rewarding, treasured by both Uinta County residents who have been here for generations, and those who have recently moved here."
Read the Uinta County Code of the West for more information about the ethics we hold as Uinta County residents when it comes to living, building and developing in Uinta County.
REDBOOKS
Redbooks for the upcoming year are usually available by the end of October.
If you are a livestock owner or manager, stop by to pick one up.
Redbooks are pocket-sized books used by livestock owners to keep record of herd and grazing information.
WYOMING GRAPE GUIDE
Interested in growing grapes in Wyoming?
Hard copies of the Wyoming Grape Guide are now available at the UCCD office in Lyman.
Western Meat School online
Interested in building a direct market meat business? Want to spread risk and improve profitability for your livestock operation?
The Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network of Oregon State University is pleased to announce that we now have a 100% online and self-paced short course called the Western Meat School. In this course you will learn all the essentials for direct marketing niche meat from experts in production, marketing, processing & pricing.
Registration for the Western Meat School online is now open.
Not a Uinta County resident?
Every inch of Wyoming is covered by one of the 34 Conservation Districts.
Find your local Conservation District at www.conservewy.com.