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To provide leadership and education for protecting, enhancing and utilizing the soil and water of Howard County, Iowa.
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To provide leadership and education for protecting, enhancing and utilizing the soil and water of Howard County, Iowa.
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The Booster Club helps finance our conservation activities such as our calendar, this website, postage, outdoor classroom expenses, and materials to supply to churches and schools.
You may become a member anytime of the year with any donation amount. Please make your check payable to "Howard SWCD" and mail it to: HSWCD Booster Club, 311 7th St. SW #2, Cresco, IA 52136
In 2008, there were 55 members who contributed a total of $1,450:
Pheasants Forever
We are lucky to have such a successful and generous local Pheasants Forever group. The Turkey River Chapter of Pheasants Forever continues to donate to the Howard Soil & Water Conservation District, which we are very grateful for. Please check out the Iowa Pheasants Forever website for more information!
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Pheasants Forever, Inc. is a non-profit conservation organization formed in 1982 in response to the continuing decline of upland wildlife. They raise funds through local chapters that are used for habitat development, conservation education, and other worthy endeavors with 100% of net proceeds retained by the local chapter.