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Lebanon County Conservation District

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Conserving today's resources for tomorrow. Lebanon County Conservation District

The Lebanon County Conservation District was organized at the request of county citizens under the state's Conservation District Law to provide conservation of the soil, water, woodland and wildlife resources; to assist in watershed protection and flood prevention; to preserve the tax base; and to protect and promote the health and general welfare of the people of the county. Lebanon County Commis

sioners declared a Conservation District on May 23, 1949, in accordance with the provisions of the "Conservation District Law" of 1945, Act 217 of the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Under this law, the Lebanon County Conservation District may acquire real and personal property or the rights therein, and accept contributions with the consent and approval of the State Conservation Commission. Please contact the Lebanon County Conservation District to discuss any protocols related to a gift or donation.

05/26/2026

On May 14th, we held our 33rd annual Lebanon County Elementary School Envirothon! The competition was held at Coleman Memorial Park on Thursday, following a field experience at Memorial Lake State Park on Tuesday. 118 students from Annville-Cleona, Lebanon, Northern Lebanon, and Palmyra School Districts, as well as homeschool teams, competed.

Lingle Avenue's "Uncommon Carp" and Adventure Academy (homeschool)'s "The Lawnmowers" tied for the top score! Both teams received a 5-lb chocolate bar donated by The Hershey Company, and "Uncommon Carp" won the tiebreaker to take home the traveling Envirothon trophy!

Thank you to our volunteers, advisors, and sponsors for making this event a success, and to our local legislators for assisting with the awards ceremony.

05/22/2026

Earlier this month, 82 students participated in the 28th annual Lebanon County Middle School Envirothon at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area! Students from Annville-Cleona, ELCO, Lebanon Christian Academy, Lebanon, Northern Lebanon, Palmyra, and homeschool teams competed.

Congratulations to all our participants and to Adventure Academy (homeschool)'s "Churchies & the Squirrels" for winning the top prize!

Thank you to our wonderful advisors and volunteers for your hard work, to our sponsors for supporting the Lebanon County Envirothon program, and to our local representatives for assisting with the awards ceremony!

05/12/2026

On April 23rd, 76 students competed in the 42nd annual Lebanon County High School Envirothon at H.M. Levitz Park! Lebanon Christian Academy, Lebanon, Northern Lebanon, and Palmyra Area high schools all brought teams.

Congratulations to all our students and to Palmyra's The Rolling Stoneflies for winning the top prize!

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers and advisors, to our sponsors for supporting the Lebanon County Envirothon, and to Levitz Park for hosting! Thank you also to the local representatives who stopped by to assist with the awards ceremony.

05/11/2026

Congratulations to the winners of the 42nd annual Lebanon County High School Envirothon, Palmyra's The Rolling Stoneflies!

The Rolling Stoneflies will represent Lebanon County in the 2026 Pennsylvania Envirothon this month in Mifflinburg. Congratulations!

05/06/2026

Our March rain barrel workshop was a hit, so we are holding two more! Interested participants can select one of two dates to attend: Friday, June 5, or Tuesday, June 23.

Register here: https://lccd.square.site/

05/01/2026

Our final 2025 Conservation & Preservation Banquet award recognizes Calvin Miller, the recipient of the Steward of the Land Lifetime Award!

This award honors an individual or family whose lifelong commitment to agriculture and conservation has left a lasting impact on the land and community. Calvin has been a dedicated supporter of the Lebanon County Conservation District since the early 1980s and has served on the LCCD Board for over 40 years. Calvin is an active board member and provides valuable leadership to LCCD. Over the years, Calvin has worked with LCCD and NRCS to implement conservation projects on his farm and has hosted NRCS bootcamps which provide on-farm conservation training.

04/30/2026

Today we are highlighting our 2025 Farmland Preservation Excellence Award winners, John and Sharon Kline!

This award honors a landowner or family whose dedication to preserving farmland reflects a deep commitment to stewardship, ensuring that Lebanon County's agricultural landscape remains protected and productive for generations to come. The Klines have preserved three farms, and they consistently demonstrate responsible care of the land by implementing conservation practices that improve soil health, protect water quality, and preserve natural resources. The Klines have opened their farm as a place of learning and mentorship, using agriculture as a tool to educate youth and instill an appreciation for farming and land stewardship.

04/29/2026

Our next Conservation & Preservation Banquet award winner is the Barry Farms Buffer Project, which received our 2025 Outstanding Conservation Project award!

This award recognizes a conservation effort where land was intentionally set aside or adapted to protect water quality, improve soil health, and benefit the community through thoughtful planning and implementation. The Barry brothers partnered with LCCD to install livestock exclusion fencing for nearly 1,100 feet of stream along Hammer Creek and to plant over 200 trees to stabilize streambanks and improve water quality.

04/28/2026

Throughout Conservation District Week, we will be celebrating our 2025 Conservation & Preservation Banquet award winners!

First up is our Conservation Farmer of the Year, Ed Heagy! This award honors a producer who demonstrates exceptional commitment to conservation by improving soil health, protecting water quality, and setting an example of responsible stewardship in the agricultural community. Ed manages multiple preserved farms and is always eager to implement conservation practices and share his knowledge and experiences.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day!

Today, we celebrate the beauty and diversity of Pennsylvania’s natural resources—and the vital role conservation districts play in protecting them for future generations.

From clean water initiatives to soil health, our local conservation districts work every day to keep our environment healthy and resilient.

Join us in making a difference: plant a tree, reduce waste, or volunteer with your local district! Together, we can ensure a greener, healthier Pennsylvania for all. 💚

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2120 Cornwall Road Suite 5
Lebanon, PA
17042

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+17172775275

Website

http://www.lccd.org/

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