High Country Resource Conservation and Development  (RC&D) Council

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   High Country RC&D

   101 N. Bridge St.

   St. Anthony, ID 83445

 

   208-624-3200

   hcountryrcd@gmail.com

 

 

 

                                                                                                                   Serving over 185,000 people and    

  

  The Resource Conservation and Development

  (RC&D) program ‘helps people in rural areas  

   help themselves.’ Coordinated assistance is

   provided through the USDA and others to

   improve the social, economic and environmental

   conditions in the RC&D Area. High Country

   RC&D Area covers nine counties in  Southeast

   Idaho (Bonneville, Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont,

   Jefferson, Lemhi, Madison and Teton county)

   and a portion of Teton County, Wyoming. 

 

 

 

 

                                                                         125 million acres of land in Southeast Idaho.

        

        **Our NEW Address is: 101 N. Bridge Street, St. Anthony, ID 83445

                     Mailing Address: P.O. Box 501, St. Anthony, ID 83445

       **Our NEW Phone & Fax number is: 208-624-3200

 

  BUDGET UPDATE:

  In light of the recent decision by Congress to eliminate the NRCS's funding for the RC&D program,

  we wanted to let you know that High Country RC&D is still open for business!  Nationally, the

  RC&D 's were created by an act of Congress 40 years ago, and this recent budget action does

  not negate our existence.  Instead, it eliminates the federal funding for an RC&D coordinator and

  other contributions by the NRCS to the RC&D program.

 

  Here at High Country, we have been in business for nearly 32 years as a 501(c) 3 non-profit.  We

  look forward to the future with optimism and renewed enthusiasm.  As ever, our programs will

  continue to provide valuable assistance to farmers, ranchers, forestland owners and communities in

  our region.                                                                        

 

  

 

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