2012 marks 40 years of success for the NRDs. The Nebraska Legislature enacted laws in 1972 to combine 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs. These districts are unique to Nebraska.
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Nebraska’s NRDs strive to protect the quantity and quality of groundwater in Nebraska. Many NRDs cost-share with landowners on water saving tools such as drop nozzles and soil moisture probes.
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NARD Board President, Mary Ann Wortmann, receives the an award on behalf of NARD at the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) Annual meeting. The award was to recognize states that have a 100 percent involvement in NACD.
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The NRD Conservation Tree Program helps landowners plant more than a million trees each year in Nebraska.
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Congratulations to the Superior High School Envirothon team on placing 15th at the Canon Envirothon.
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Natural Resources Districts work with landowners and other agencies to minimize the damages that floods cause.
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Prescribed fire a tool that landowners can use to help manage grasslands.
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Many of these recreational opportunities, trails, lakes, parks and wildlife areas were provided by NRDs including the MoPak Trail in Lincoln pictured above.
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