Upper Llanos Soil & Water Conservation District

HELP WANTED!

Apply Today!

Upper Llanos is accepting applications for a part-time office clerk! Position will work appx. 16 hours a week-Weds and Fri (days subject to change in a few months). Office position requires phone and clerical experience, as well other general office duties. Clerk assists NRCS staff and landowners as needed. In-office sales are a part of the job as well as the annual spring plant sale and fall tree sale. Training will be provided and further assistance will be available long term. Contact Katy Meador via Facebook for additional information.

Stop by the office at 902 College St for an application or print one from here! The ULSWCD Board of Directors is a great group of folks to work with and the NRCS staff is knowledgeable and helpful too!

What do we do?

Since 1947, Upper Llanos SWCD has worked with landowners to promote effective land use, protect, establish and ensure conservation and proper ecology. A District Clerk and Board of Directors works with NRCS and other state and federal agencies to implement conservation plans to ensure your lands are preserved for the future, while being used effectively and efficiently in the present. The District is here to serve the landowners of Kimble County. Please don't hesitate to contact the office for technical assistance or questions through this website, by phone (325)446-2722, or at the office at 902 College St., Junction, TX.

What else do we do?

The District provides educational opportunities for landowners, teachers and students through hand on programs, scholarships and workshops. Each year, Upper Llanos does a program with NRCS for the Junction Elementary School Earth Day activities, sponsors students to attend the Texas Section Society of Range Mgmt, Youth Range Workshop, participates and holds field days and much more.

Current Board of Directors

The current board of directors consists of Quinton McKinney, Zone 5, Art Mudge, Zone 4, Ward Whitworth, Zone 1, Jerry Kirby, Zone 4 and recently elected director Kelly Kothmann (not pictured). These gentleman have a combined 100+ years of experience helping the landowners of Kimble County with conservation activities.