Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District

Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District is a U.S. Local Government entity that provides environmental conservation services. Through federal grants, they work on projects related to wetland conservation, water quality improvement, wildlife habitats, and other environmental initiatives.

Past federal grants awarded to Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District have supported projects such as expanding off-channel wetland systems to reduce nutrient and sediment loading in water bodies and streambank stabilization, wetland restoration, and riparian restoration initiatives. They have received funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service for cooperative agreements, project grants, and other assistance types. As a sub recipient, they have worked on prime grants for wetland and stream restoration projects awarded through the State of Ohio's Office of Budget and Management. The federal grants support Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District's work to provide environmental conservation services that align with the mission of agencies like the Fish and Wildlife Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service.