KANKAKEE COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
Showing the public a better way to manage our natural resources.
(815) 937.8940 x3
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KANKAKEE COUNTY
SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
As we face COVID-19, the Kankakee County SWCD is committed to keeping our staff safe while continuing to provide information and services to the public. Monthly board meetings are held the second Monday of the month and are open to the public. Please send any public comment to k3countyswcd@gmail.com one week prior to the scheduled board meeting.
Spring Sales
Make sure to get your orders in!
Check out our Spring Pond Stocking and Tree & Shrub sales! Click below to learn more information and download the order forms.
Local Grants
How are our natural resources being protected and promoted?
Learn more about where funding assistance is going in the area! Grants include topics such as land and habitat, education, community, technical assistance, and farmer or landowners.
Educational Resources
Need some great content for e-learning this year?
Check out our education webpage for activities, lesson plans, videos, and other resources focusing on soil health, water quality, native plants, and pollinators!
WHO WE ARE
Our Mission at the Kankakee County Soil and Water Conservation District is to provide leadership and coordinate programs focusing technical, financial and educational assistance to help the landowner and the public protect, preserve and enhance our natural resources.
The Kankakee County Soil and Water Conservation District exists to provide information and services regarding the conservation, development and management of the land and water. Working closely with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), we help district residents to implement practices that conserve their soil, water and other natural resources.
The K3SWCD provides services such as Natural Resource Information reports for those planning projects in the county. We also sell native plants, trees and shrubs, fish, and pollinator seed.
Education is an important component to the district, and we strive to provide the public with information, outreach, and resources regarding the conservation of our natural resources.
