Tennessee Association of Conservation Districts

Distinguished Service Award Recipients

YearRecipientCounty
1992 N/A  
1993 John Bradley West Tennessee
1994 Robby McBride Washington
1995 Roland Campbell Lauderdale
1996 James Harris Blount
1997 J. Merle Crawly Hamilton
1998 Bob Bryant Madison
1999 N/A  
2000 Jerry Taylor Scott
2001 N/A  
2002 N/A  
2003 N/A  
2004 Bob Aikman Rhea
2005 Daymond Broyles Washington
2006 Franklin James Madison
2007 Joe K. Thomas III Sullivan
2008 Ken Givens  
2009 Austin Anderson Coffee 
2010 Jim Nance  Davidson
2011 Joe Jack & Jere Dement  Rutherford
2012 Glen Long  Roane
2013 N/A  
2014 Harold Totty  

The map below is of County Soil & Water Conservation Districts in TN, you will see each county in the state and how it is broken down into division areas and districts.

EAST DIVISION

MIDDLE DIVISION

 

WEST DIVISION

Several awards and scholarships are presented each year by TACD. Additional awards are availble from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD).

Information about TACD awards and scholarships is available on the tabs below as PDF files. Move your mouse to the lower right side of the document for links to download copies. Links at the bottom of the page open pages on TACD partner/affiliate sites.

Partner/Affiliate Sites

Additional awards and scholarships are available from the organizations below:

National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD)

Governors Environmental Stewardship Award 

The links below, share our belief in conservation.

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An organization of district employees that promotes excellence and professionalism in district employees who, in turn, promoting conservation throughout the state to not only landowners, but also to land users. District employees assist in the implementation of district programs, establish and maintain a high standard of quality, and carry on an education and improvement program while displaying pride and dedication in work and to those who are served.

NRCS works with landowners through conservation planning and assistance designed to benefit the soil, water, air, plants, and animals that result in productive lands and healthy ecosystems. Science and technology are critical to good conservation. NRCS experts from many disciplines come together to help landowners conserve natural resources in efficient, smart and sustainable ways. NRCS succeeds through partnerships, working closely with individual farmers and ranchers, landowners, local conservation districts, government agencies, Tribes, Earth Team volunteers and many other people and groups that care about the quality of America’s natural resources.

Southeast Conservation Districts Employee Association Representing Conservation Districts Employees in the Southeast United States.

Al, FL,GA, NC, VA, KY ,TN, SC, MS

National Association of Conservation Districts National Association of Conservation Districts NACD's mission is to serve conservation districts by providing national leadership and a unified voice for natural resource conservation.