The Soil and Water Conservation Society (SWCS) hosts an annual conference and numerous regional and special-topic conferences. These conferences provide attendees with the opportunity to meet and exchange views with an international network of conservationists. Additionally, local SWCS chapters engage members in field tours, training opportunities, and hands-on experience with projects and workshops throughout the year.
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SWCS International Events
Location: Virtual Event
This event is to welcome new members who joined SWCS after April 15, 2023. SWCS Chapter and Community Builder Renee Bouldin and Membership Director Erika Crady will present this welcome via Zoom. They will share tips for making the most of your SWCS membership and connecting with fellow conservationists. Advanced... Read More on New Member Welcome
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SWCS Chapter Events
Location: Virtual Event
SWCS SNEC is going virtual for this year's Annual Meeting. Our featured speaker is SWCS Communications Coordinator Emma Harper, who will describe the benefits of membership and upcoming SWCS programming. On this Zoom call, we'll also discuss upcoming SNEC events, recap our year, and take care of business matters such... Read More on 2023 SWCS SNEC Annual Meeting
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SWCS International Events
Location: Virtual - https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1sDuZbmgThCx-p3Y5efEhg
Role of Nutrient and Water Management in Climate-Smart Soil and Water Conservation Presenters: Deanna Osmond, North Carolina State; Lisa Duriancik, USDA NRCS/CEAP Climate-smart agriculture has come to the forefront as an approach to simultaneously increase agricultural productivity while enhancing resilience to climate impacts and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.... Read More on Conservation Matters: Role of Nutrient & Water Management in Climate-Smart Soil & Water Conservation
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SWCS International Events
Location: Social Media Campaign
Here at SWCS, we are all about community. The conservation movement's most crucial asset is the growing community of people on the ground making it happen. It is hard work and not for the faint of heart. It takes people with steadfast curiosity and passion for our world's natural resources.... Read More on Conservation Professionals Week