It provides information and data about agricultural and natural resource management systems, practices and technologies. The center was established in 1982 under the charter of the National Association of Conservation Districts. They have certain distinctive types of soils, plants, and drainage. They provide habitat for fish and wildlife, help filter pollutants, and control floods. Water that is trapped underground in an area of porous material.
Most wells tap ground water.
This water recharges slowly and is difficult to clean if it becomes contaminated. This originates from the discharge of pollutants from a single, readily identifiable source such as an industrial or sewage discharge pipe. Grassy areas located at the borders of fields. They are particularly important on the edge of lakes or streams since they remove sediment and other types of pollution as well as provide a home for wildlife. The area in which animals live.