SHAVANO CONSERVATION DISTRICT
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Shavano Conservation District

Through a board of local farmers and ranchers, the Shavano Conservation District serves as the grassroots leadership to the Natural Resource Conservation Service in the protection and conservation of our natural resources.  
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District Information 

Function of the Shavano Conservation District

​To make available technical, financial and educational resources, whatever their source, and focus or coordinate them so that they meet the needs of the local land manager with conservation of soil, water and related natural resources.  

Location 

​The Shavano Conservation District encompasses 1,191,438 acres. In a general manner, it can be described as eastern Montrose County, Ouray County in its entirety, Gunnison County west of the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River, and a small acreage east of Highway 50 within Delta County and adjacent to Montrose County. 

Natural Resource Data 

​​Montrose County contains vast spans of pristine landscape and an array of national parks and forests covering 2,200 square miles. Ouray County covers 542 miles with landscape that is dominated by mountain peaks with 12 peaks 13,000 feet or higher. 
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Meet Our Board of Supervisors

Ken Lipton
Board President
Jack Brungardt

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Lanny Denham
Board Vice President
Edward Atencio
Carl McKinney
Roxi Stewart
Secretary/Treasurer
Shelly Malish

​Shavano Board of Supervisors    

​The Shavano Conservation District is comprised of a 7-member volunteer board of supervisors elected by the public. Term limits are not applicable. The individuals who serve on this board have a genuine concern for agriculture and its preservation. Each member brings a different perspective and knowledge to the board and each attends many different types of meetings related to the mission of the District throughout the year in addition to the regular monthly board meetings. The time commitment is approximately 6 hours a month. 
 
The primary goal of the District is to maintain the best agricultural land for future generations. Local residents who own land within the District and are interested in serving on the board should contact the District office or attend a monthly board meeting. No experience is necessary to join; just a desire to help conserve our natural resources.

2021 Annual Report

                    2021 Shavano Conservation District Annual Report
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Location & Hours

SHAVANO CONSERVATION DISTRICT
​102 Par Place, Suite 4
​Montrose, CO 81401

​MONDAY - FRIDAY
8am - 5pm

​SATURDAY/SUNDAY
Closed
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