Co-Authors: Clay, Jacob, Eikenberry, James, Fleury, Jason, and Grey, Julia.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Vermont (NRCS Vermont) collaborates with private land users (e.g., farmers, forest landowners, etc.), communities, and state and local conservation partners to protect and improve natural resources on private lands throughout the state. These efforts target the conservation of Vermont’s soil, water, air, and other natural resources. For the last twenty years, NRCS Vermont has achieved this through a variety of programs that deliver conservation solutions and support voluntary conservation on working lands to help feed a growing world.
This poster summarizes the current geospatial workflows used by NRCS Vermont to plan, implement, and evaluate conservation efforts. The primary intent is to showcase and summarize Statewide investments over the last two decades. Implementation maps aggregate all installed conservation practices while also highlighting specific investments in cultural resources, easements, and wetlands.
