How Do You Become A Natural Resources Conservation Service Volunteer?
The NRCS, originally called the Soil Conservation Service, was set up to help local landowners and others that practice conservation of natural resources like soil and water. The NRCS provides consulting and financial support not only to domestic property owners, including farmers and other agricultural businesses, but also to foreign governments. Getting involved with the NRCS means joining the collective effort to encourage good use of natural elements worldwide. Read up on the NRCS. The group’s website includes history and details on the programs and methods that the organization uses to promote its goals (see Resources below). Join the Earth Team. Filling out an “Interest and Placement” form online allows the NRCS to evaluate you for a position in their “Earth Team” group of volunteers. More information is available in pdf format on the site. Participate in the “Walk a mile in my Boots” program. This NRCS program is a work-exchange between agricultural producers and government empl
