Rutland Natural Resources Conservation District, Rutland, VT, USA

A Conservation District is a political subdivision of the State of Vermont, as designated by legislation in 1939, to cooperate with farmers, other landowners, organizations and state and federal agencies to encourage and assist in the conservation of natural resources throughout the State.
The Rutland District was established in 1968 and is one of fourteen in the State. It includes the sixteen towns in the eastern part of Rutland County and Rutland City. The District is partially funded with State funds through allocation from the Natural Resources Conservation Council.
Fundraising/sales, workshops, support from towns and local businesses, and grants secure additional funds.
The District functions under the direction of five locally elected Supervisors, one Associate Supervisor and a District Manager. The District holds monthly meetings, which are open to the public, to oversee and administer all programs and finances.

Board of Supervisors
Co-Chair Bridget Bowen Wallingford
Co-Chair Ted Grembowicz Clarendon
Treasurer Bob Drachman Tinmouth
Supervisor Peg Andrews Rutland
Supervisor Russell Reay Shrewsbury
Associate Supervisor Gail Fallar Tinmouth