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mize the introduction of nutrients, sediments, and toxins into water bodies.
Cost-share funds spent in the district during the 19981999 program year totaled $328,127. When requested, technical assistance and information is provided to organizations, businesses, and individuals. Also, information is available on soils, aerial photography, topographic maps, ponds, water management and protection, wetlands, grazing management for conservation and profitability, storm water control, and many related topics.
The CSWCD also works with numerous local, state, and national programs and agencies to conserve natural resources, including the Department of Conservation & Recreation’s (DCR) Erosion and Sediment Control Program, the Virginia Department of Consumer Services’ (VADCS)
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