Onslow County Soil & Water Conservation

Onslow County Soil & Water Conservation The Onslow Soil and Water Conservation is committed to serve its citizens by preserving, protecting, and enhancing our natural resources.

Onslow County Soil & Water Conservation District partners with federal, state and local entities to deliver state and federal conservation programs related to water quality practices, farmland protection, wetlands restoration and wildlife habitat enhancement. We assist with community conservation planning in natural resource management areas such as erosion and sediment control, stormwater managem

ent, flood control, water use efficiency, stream restoration, small-plot forestry management and restoration efforts after natural disasters. Also we help implement conservation easements and respond to local projects. For more information on our programs, please visit:
http://www.ncagr.gov/SWC/index.html

A huge thank‑you to all the students who took part in our Annual Poster Contest! This year’s theme, “We All Live in a Wa...
03/19/2026

A huge thank‑you to all the students who took part in our Annual Poster Contest! This year’s theme, “We All Live in a Watershed,” sparked incredible creativity and thoughtful artwork from third, fourth, and fifth graders across the district.
The Onslow Soil and Water Conservation District is proud to sponsor this contest each year to help students learn about the importance of caring for our natural resources.
Congratulations to Ace Lynde, Nykole Cook, and Karsan Jarman for earning 1st place in their grade levels! We’re so proud of your talent and hard work!

Area 6 Soil and Water Spring Meeting 2026 in Morehead City.
03/10/2026

Area 6 Soil and Water Spring Meeting 2026 in Morehead City.

Thank You, Onslow County Commissioners!The Onslow Soil & Water Board extends our gratitude to the Onslow County Board of...
01/14/2026

Thank You, Onslow County Commissioners!
The Onslow Soil & Water Board extends our gratitude to the Onslow County Board of Commissioners for adopting a resolution reaffirming the County’s commitment to protecting and improving water quality through responsible stormwater management.
This resolution encourages all new or significantly renovated County-funded facilities to incorporate Low Impact Development (LID) stormwater strategies whenever practical and fiscally responsible.
Pictured with the resolution:
Robert Johnson, Emily Walton, Barbara Justice-Rooks, Timothy Huffman, and Vincent “Pete” Lewis of the Onslow Soil & Water Board.
Together, we’re working toward a cleaner, healthier future for Onslow County!

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234 NW Corridor Boulevard
Jacksonville, NC
28540

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