Southwestern Nc Resource Conservation & Development
Charity Organization
Why pick this one
Southwestern Resource Conservation & Development coordinates conservation projects across seven western North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.
Best for
- Flood mitigation projects in western North Carolina
- Agricultural, forestry, and natural resource initiatives
- Community sustainability and energy conservation projects
- Organizations seeking conservation partnerships or volunteer opportunities
- Streambank restoration projects such as Caney Creek
Look elsewhere if
- Customers seeking conventional residential repair or maintenance services
- Customers seeking individual financial assistance unrelated to conservation or community development
Specialties
- Flood mitigation
- Caney Creek streambank restoration
- Forestry management
- Energy conservation
- Sustainable communities
Certifications
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
- North Carolina Association of RC&D Councils membership
- Southeastern Association of RC&D Councils membership
- National Association of RC&D Councils board representation
What makes them different
- Serves the seven most western North Carolina counties and the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians
- One of 10 Resource Conservation and Development councils in North Carolina and one of 375 in the United States
- Works through partnerships with county and state agencies and other nonprofit organizations
- Uses grants and service agreements to support agricultural, forestry, and natural resource projects
- Provides flood mitigation assistance across seven counties and the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 589 Raccoon Rd Ste 202, Waynesville, NC 28786-3429
- Phone
- 18284522519
- Website
- https://www.southwesternconservation.org
- user@domain.com
Services
- Natural resource conservation
- Agricultural and forestry project support
- Rural community development
- Flood mitigation project assistance
- Natural resource education