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LDCD Board Meetings Board meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Nov-March 5:00 pm, Apr-Oct 7:00pm at 621 W Fetterman and are open to the public. |
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Welcome to the Lake DeSmet Conservation District www.ldcd.org |
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Crazy Woman Canyon |
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Working to conserve and enhance natural resources in Johnson County since 1946. Address: 621 W. Fetterman, Buffalo, WY 82834 Phone: 307-684-2526 FAX: 307-684-5972 |
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LOCAL RANCHER RECEIVES RECOGNITION
Tom Lohse, local rancher, received the Outstanding Cooperator award at the Wyoming Association of Conservation District’s State Convention meeting, held in Cheyenne, WY. Tom is a rancher, livestock producer, and wildlife manager, and operates southeast of Buffalo, on the Falxa unit. Tom operates ~40,000 acres of rangeland in the Powder River Breaks. (more…) |
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Tom Lohse on the left and Ralph Brokaw (president of the WACD Board of Directors). |
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Hazardous Waste and Pesticide Collection Pesticide and Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day was held May 15th, 2010. The LDCD would like to thank the Johnson County Communities for their participation. Paint, Pesticides, Batteries, over 1000 gallons of used oil and 23 pallets of e-waste were collected and will properly be disposed. |
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ANNUAL EVENTS 2011 Tree Order Program will begin again this fall. Look for ads in the Buffalo Bulletin and this WEB site later this year. Was held May 11th 2010. |
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Looking for information for your new home on the range? Check out: Range and Wildlife Page and the Buying Johnson County Land Page |
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Last Modified on August 3, 2010 |
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MISSON STATEMENT The Lake DeSmet Conservation District is dedicated to the development and implementation of programs to provide leadership and technical assistance for the conservation of Johnson County’s natural resources, agricultural heritage and resource base, to promote the control of soil erosion, to promote and protect the quality and quantity of Wyoming’s waters and all other natural resources, to preserve and enhance wildlife habitat, to protect the tax base and to promote the health, safety and general welfare of the residents of this County through responsible conservation planning. |
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For WEB site issues please contact Jim Hurley |
