Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation in Cherokee County, Iowa

When visiting this conservation district office, bring any maps, aerial photos, or property records relevant to your land — staff can better assess your situation and recommend appropriate practices if they can see the lay of your land. Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation is located at 314 Lake Street, Cherokee, IA. First-time visitors are encouraged to call ahead so district staff can prepare for your consultation and gather any applicable program materials in advance.

About Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation

The Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation, located in Cherokee, IA, protects and improves Cherokee soil and water resources. A government agency, the Soil and Water Conservation District provides resources on conservation and management for soil, water, and other natural resources. It aims to conserve land, water, forests, and wildlife in Iowa state. In addition, the Soil and Water Conservation District Association and the Soil and Water Conservation Society (SWCS) provides conservation support for Cherokee residents and businesses.

• Soil erosion control and land management planning at Cherokee Soil and Water Conservation
• USDA EQIP and CSP cost-share program applications and eligibility
• Native plant, tree seedling, and cover crop seed availability
• Water quality improvement and watershed conservation planning