Agency
Program Site
Description
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) provides conservation programs and technical services to American Indians, Alaska Natives and Tribal governments. This is done through 45 full-time and 30 part-time field offices on Indian lands and through numerous other field offices located off of Indian lands. Working with the Intertribal Agricultural Council (IAC) and Indian Nations Conservation Alliance (INCA) NRCS has assisted with the establishment of 33 Tribal Conservation Districts. Connect with your local NRCS office to connect with the state Tribal Liaison.
Eligibility
Open to all.
Climate Change Component
Conservation practices often double as adaptation to climate change as they aim to build landscapes that are more resilient to climate change. NRCS Tribal Liaisons can help guide tribes through NRCS programs to find the support the best suites their needs and assist them with adaptation planning.