Mini-Cassia Soil & Water Conservation Districts

East Cassia

Minidoka

West Cassia

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Our Soil & Water Conservation Districts
The East Cassia, Minidoka, and West Cassia Soil & Water Conservation Districts (SWCD) are sub-units of state government, responsible for soil and water conservation activities within their boundaries. All 3 Districts are managed by a board of district supervisors elected to the position by Cassia County and Minidoka County residents. They serve voluntarily and without pay.
The SWCD supervisors work with farmers and ranchers, cities, counties, and government agencies at all levels. By encouraging basic conservation work on private land, SWCD activities help control soil erosion and improve water quality.
Mission Statement
To encourage responsible natural resource best management practices (BMP) which improve air, soil, and water quality while improving wildlife habitat. And, to educate both youth and adults about our local conservation practices and needs.
Partnerships
Together with partner agencies, the SWCD strives to provide programs, education, and assistance to landowners for improving conservation practices in the Mini-Cassia area.
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East Cassia SWCD
(From left to right)
Ken Woodworth, Treasurer
Mark Webb, Associate Member
Hannah Sanders, Supervisor
Rob Cottle, Chairman
Kurt Heward, Supervisor
Not Pictured:
Steve Ward, Vice Chairman

West Cassia SWCD
(From left to right)
Ken Black - Vice-Chairman
Kathy Poulton - Treasurer
Brent Stoker - Supervisor
Richard Kunau - Chairman
Jordan Searle, Supervisor
Kyle Bowers - Associate Member

Minidoka SWCD
(From left to right)
Brian Kossman, Retired
Dusty Wilkins, Chairman
Reid Bowen, Vice Chairman
Aaron Firth, Member
Not Pictured:
Lance Lovell, Treasurer
Luke Stevenson, Member
