What is

The Conservation District?

 

The Cape Cod Conservation District was established in 1947 as a local component of state government. Its mission was to help landowners with resource issues relating to soil and water. Partnering with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, then as now, technical and financial assistance is provided in identifying and solving resource concerns on the local level, utilizing a partnership approach with other local, state and federal agencies. A volunteer citizen board governs the District.

The District is active in educational programs (most in partnerships) that instruct in soil or water resources and in promoting stewardship of these and other resources.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About Us

 

Conserving land, water, forests, wildlife and related natural resources

Board of Supervisors

Lee C. Davis, Chair, Barnstable

Les Hemmila, Treasurer, Barnstable

Chuckie Green, Mashpee

Dave Ross, West Barnstable

Frank Caruso, Forestdale

Linsday Strode, Harwich

Skip Norgeot, Orleans

 

The Board of Supervisors meets

the first Thursday of each month

at 3 pm at the District Office

on Communication Way.

CCWRRP Staff

Rick DeVergilio,

            Project Cooordinator

Abigail Franklin,

            Anadromous Fish Project Manager

Martha Rheinhardt,

             Coastal Wetland Restoration

             Project Manager

 

USDA

Natural Resources

Conservation Service

 

Donald Liptack, District Conservationist

Dan Barnett, Engineer

Stephen Spear, Conservation Planner

Steven Beaulieu, Soil Conservationist

Sharon Randall, Tech Support & Special Projects

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P.O. Box 678, Barnstable, MA 02630  ♦  tel: (508) 771-8757  ♦  cccd@capecodcd.org

270 Communication Way, Suite 1-H, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601