Our mission is to conserve our resources, to educate and inspire our community, and to create our future with science-based, intentional choices on the farms, in the homes and in the schools of Seneca County. At Seneca Conservation District, we believe it is our responsibility to assist the residents of Seneca County in conserving and protecting the natural resources of our local community that wi
ll inevitably make a positive impact on the larger community of the Lake Erie Watershed. Our training and expertise allows us to provide leadership to the residents of Seneca County in their efforts to make a difference for future generations. The staff at Seneca Conservation District is equipped to engage in all these areas to provide a sustainable future for our local community. For more than 60 years, the Seneca Conservation District has been an advocate of conservation, working with landowners, local, state and federal agencies to maintain healthy and productive working landscapes. The current staff at Seneca Conservation District draws on the District’s long history of helping people help the land in educating our local community on how to take care of the environment. We believe our community, as stewards of the land, has a responsibility to take care of the natural resources and preserve them for future generations. We assist by providing resources and guidance to residents and businesses seeking to adopt conservation practices in order to preserve our resources. Theodore Roosevelt once said, "I recognize the right and duty of this generation to develop and use the natural resources of our land; but I do not recognize the right to waste them, or to rob, by wasteful use, the generations that come after us." It is our goal to ensure future generations have the same access to our natural resources as we do today. We are dedicated to conserving our natural resources by using them wisely and hope to inspire the younger generation to enjoy the world around them so they will want to be good stewards of the land as well. Posted comments, images & links do not necessarily represent views of Seneca Soil & Water.
