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2019 Directory 2019 Directory Page Page 2 Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts Statement of Purpose It is hereby declared that it is the policy of the Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts to provide leadership for the conservation of Wyoming’s soil and water, to promote the control of soil erosion, to promote and protect the quality of Wyoming’s waters, reduce the siltation of stream channels and reservoirs, promote wise use of Wyoming’s water and all other natural resources, preserve and enhance wildlife habitat, protect the tax base and promote the health, safety and general welfare of the citizens of this state through a responsible conservation ethic. Please visit www.conservewy.com for meeting dates and events Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Campbell County Conservation District………………………...…...................9 Clear Creek Conservation District ……………………………………………. 10 Cody Conservation District…….……………………………………................11 Converse County Conservation District……………………….......................11 Crook County Natural Resource District.......................................................12 Dubois-Crowheart Conservation District.............................. ……….…........13 Hot Springs Conservation District.................................................................13 Laramie County Conservation District……...................................................14 Laramie Rivers Conservation District...........................................................15 Lincoln Conservation District........................................................................15 Lingle-Fort Laramie Conservation District....................................................16 Little Snake River Conservation District.......................................................16 Lower Wind River Conservation District.......................................................17 Medicine Bow Conservation District.............................................................17 Meeteetse Conservation District...................................................................18 Natrona County Conservation District.............. ...........................................18 Niobrara Conservation District………………………………...........................19 North Platte Valley Conservation District......................................................20 Platte County Resource District....................................................................20 Popo Agie Conservation District…………...………...……….........................21 Powder River Conservation District..............................................................21 Powell-Clarks Fork Conservation District……………...................................22 Saratoga-Encampment-Rawlins Conservation District................................23 Sheridan County Conservation District........................................................23 Shoshone Conservation District...................................................................24 South Big Horn Conservation District...........................................................24 South Goshen Conservation District……………………...….........................25 Star Valley Conservation District..................................................................25 Sublette County Conservation District..........................................................26 Sweetwater County Conservation District....................................................27 Teton Conservation District....................................,.....................................28 Uinta County Conservation District...............................................................29 Washakie County Conservation District.......................................................29 Weston County Natural Resource District....................................................30 WACD Board of Directors & Staff .......................................................6 WNRF Board of Trustees ………………………………………………………...7 Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS - continued Bridger Plant Materials Center..................................................................46 Cooperative Extension Service (County Offices).................................40-41 Department of Environmental Quality.......................................................37 Federal Agencies ..............................................................................45 Legislative Service Office ..................................................................52 National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD)............................30 Natural Resources Conservation Service.................................................47 Nonpoint Source Task Force .................................................................38 Rocky Mountain Farmers Union ....................................................43 University of Wyoming, College of Agriculture .......................................39 US Fish & Wildlife Service .......................................................................48 Wyoming Agricultural Business Association .......................................44 Wyoming Ag in the Classroom .................................................................42 Wyoming Board of Agriculture .................................................................32 Wyoming Congressional Delegation........................................................51 Wyoming Conservation District Employees Association............................8 Wyoming County Commissioners ...............................................49-50 Wyoming County Commissioners Association........................................49 Wyoming Department of Agriculture...................................................32-33 Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation..........................................................42 Wyoming Farm Service Agency ..............................................................46 Wyoming Game & Fish Department ....................................................35 Wyoming Livestock Board .......................................................................35 Wyoming State Agencies .................................................................31 Wyoming State Executive Branch............................................................52 Wyoming State Forestry...........................................................................36 Wyoming State Grazing Board .................................................................35 Wyoming Office of State Lands & Investments........................................36 Wyoming State Legislature - Officers.......................................................52 Senate...........................................................................................52-53 House of Representatives..............................................................54-56 Wyoming Stock Growers Association......................................................43 Wyoming Water Development Commission.............................................38 Wyoming Weed and Pest Control Districts..............................................34 Wyoming Weed and Pest Council...........................................................33 Wyoming Wool Growers Association.......................................................44 Page 5 WYOMING ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS 517 E. 19th Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 632-5716; (307) 638-4099 fax http://www.conservewy.com Board of Directors President Todd Heward 449 County Rd 97, Shirley Basin 82324 Malea 356-4612; 703-5050 [email protected] Vice President Dan Rice 2946C Highway 16, Ten Sleep 82442 Dani 366-2571; [email protected] Area I Director Wayne Garman 379 Garman Rd, Sundance 82729 Dixie 283-2076 290-2076 [email protected] Area I Director Ryan Fieldgrove PO Box 508, Buffalo 82834 Theresa 745-4540; 461-2164 [email protected] Area II Director Levi Clark 321 Hightower Road, Wheatland 82201 Skye 331-0677 [email protected] Area II Director Stan Mitchem PO Box 1115, Glenrock 82637 Karen 436-2504 262-5070 [email protected] Area III Director Keith Grant 1400 Road 11, Lovell 82431 Helen Kay 548-7773 [email protected] Area IV Director Shanon Sims 1991 CR 1, Unit A, McFadden 82083 Melinda 360-6787 [email protected] Area IV Director Reg Phillips PO Box 338, Dubois 82513 Aline 455-2521 450-8840 [email protected] Area V Director Shaun Sims 122 Brook Hollow Dr, Evanston 82930 Lacee 789-4859 679-4859 [email protected] Area V Director Coke Landers 222 Ehrman Lane, Pinedale 82941 Molly 367-2435 [email protected] Staff Executive Director Bobbie Frank 632-5716; [email protected] Program Specialist Kelly Brown 632-5716; [email protected] Watershed Coordinator Cathy Rosenthal 751-9389; [email protected] Alternate Directors and Councilmen Area 1 Alternate Vacant Area 1 Councilman Jennifer Hinkhouse PO Box 784, Moorcroft 82721 Area 2 Alternate Don McDowell 11836 County Line Rd, Ft. Laramie 82212 Area 2 Councilman Boyd Yeik PO Box 26, Yoder 82244 Area 3 Alternate Sonja Becker 1531 Owl Creek Rd, Thermopolis 82443 Area 3 Councilman Linda Hamilton Box 9, Hyattville 82428 Area 4 Alternate Shanon Sims 1991 CR 1 Unit A, McFadden 82083 Area 4 Councilman Jeri Trebelcock 280 Wyoming Street, Lander 82520 Area 5 Alternate Dave Adams PO Box 155, Teton Village 83025 Area 5 Councilman Robert Peternal Box 1044, Kemmerer 83101 877-6367 Page 6 WYOMING NATURAL RESOURCE FOUNDATION 517 E. 19th Street, Cheyenne WY 82001 307-778-8335; 307-638-4099 www.wynaturalresourcefoundation.com Board of Trustees
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