Supervisors
Conservation district supervisors are non-partisan and elected during the May primary. Currently there are 114 supervisors covering 14 conservation districts. Districts consist of 1-6 counties. Each county has 2 supervisors, with the exception of counties with a population in excess of 100,000 which may elect an additional supervisor. Kanawha County of Capitol Conservation District has 5 supervisors and Berkeley County of Eastern Panhandle Conservation District has 3 supervisors.
What we do
WVACD is committed to promoting the importance of conservation in West Virginia. WVACD also allows the conservation districts in WV to gather together to share information and provide a unified voice to the public, other agencies, and the legislature.
Copy of WVACD Executive Committee2023.pdfWVACD Executive Committee and Important Contacts
For information on the WVACD Executive Committee and other standing committee contacts and meeting dates, please click on the image to the left.
Thank you to the WVACD History Committee, a book titled, Continuing the Legacy of Conservation in West Virginia. This book encompasses the history of districts and WVACD. To order a book or multiple, please fill out the Google Form. WVACD will then contact you for payment and once payment is received, the books will be mailed at the cost of $20 plus shipping.
2023 WVACD Annual Report (4).pdfOur First Annual Report
We are very excited to have finalized our first annual report! As you are able to tell, WVACD is committed to promoting our conservation and natural resources in West Virginia by supporting various grants, scholarships, and our youth.