Its mission is to advocate the protection, enhancement, and wise use of soil, water and related natural resources. Members come from government agencies, corporations, universities, consulting firms, nonprofit organizations, and special interest groups-a diversity that promotes balance and credibility. Activities at a local level are organized by chapters of the Society.
Contributions are tax deductible.
The U.S. is organized into eight regions. The Wyoming Chapter is a part of the Northern Plains Region. Link to other Northern Plains Chapters by clicking here. Follow the links to individual chapters on the Chapter Relations Page. In 1987, the organization was renamed the Soil and Water Conservation Society to better reflect the Society's interest in soil and water conservation and the organization's international membership and scope of activities.