The Basics of Utah Conservation Districts - District Supervisors
Conservation District Supervisors When the residents of a
conservation district elect a supervisor, they delegate the
responsibility of directing the conservation needs of the
district's natural resources to them. Supervisors are leaders,
using their own operations and activities to set a good
conservation example to others, demonstrating conservation
benefits. Conservation district supervisors have the opportunity
to take an active role as stewards - safeguarding limited
natural resources. To effectively nurture conservation in their
communities, they should understand their role and
responsibilities as a supervisor. Their success depends on their
vision of the conservation district movement, their knowledge of
natural resource conservation and the available means to
accomplish conservation district objectives. Roles of District
Supervisors: - Be aware of the different natural resource needs
within the district and actively seek input for solut