DGLVR Program Pipe outlet - Maple Run Road - Maple Run Watershed - Woodbury Township
Loysburg Gap - Yellow Creek Watershed - Hopewell Township
Riparian Planting at Stream Habitat Project - Potter Creek Watershed - Bloomfield Township
BCCD Staff at No-Till/Soil Health Field Day - Beaver Creek Watershed - South Woodbury Township
Bobs Creek Headwaters - State Gamelands 26 -Bobs Creek Watershed - Pavia Township
Riparian buffer live-stake planting with WPC - Buffalo Run Watershed - Harrison Township
License plates on old barn - Town Creek Watershed - Southampton Township
Clearville Recycling Center - Shaffer Creek Watershed - Monroe Township
BCCD No-Till Rental Equipment - Shaffer Creek Watershed - Monroe Township
View toward Snake Spring Mountain - Beaver Creek Watershed - South Woodbury Township
NEXT BOARD MEETING - Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at 7PM
Bedford County Senior High Envirothon took place on April 29, 2025 CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE FOR A SHORTCUT TO THE COMPLETED COUNTY ACTION PLAN PROJECTS
NEW! Brochure from PA Agricultural Ombudgsman Program "Manure Spill Response in Pennsylvania"
BCCD has managed a no-till equipment rental program for nearly 40 years. Since that first no-till corn planter in 1984, the program has expanded to currently include no-till drills of various configurations, 4-row and 6-row no-till corn planters, and lime spreaders.
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One-stop-spot for downloading fact sheets, forms and other documents relating to all Conservation District programs including Erosion and Sedimentation Control, Dirt, Gravel and Low Volume Roads, Equipment Rental and Recycling.
Here you can find information about nutrient management and manure management regulations and planning, no-till and cover crop planting assistance, CAFO's and CAO's, the Farmland Preservation Program, and Conservation Planning.
The Erosion and Sedimentation Control Technician reviews plans, conducts inspections, responds to complaints and works with the Department of Environmental Protection to help the regulated community meet their obligations to clean water in our streams.
The Dirt, Gravel, and Low-Volume Road Program provides technical and financial assistance to municipalities and other owners of public roads to implement best practices targeted at reducing pollution, primarily sediment, to road-adjacent waterways
The South Central Counties Solid Waste Authority and the Conservation District each provide recycling programs for residents to divert household recyclables from the landfill waste stream. Learn about recycling opportunities by clicking here.
Each year, Bedford County Envirothons are offered for students in elementary, junior high and senior high. Educational programs for classrooms, field day events on farms, and more, involve the entire staff in public education.
Conservation District watershed management staff work with agency partners and non-profits and others to monitor stream health, to implement projects that enhance in-stream habitat and stabilize eroding streambanks, and to improve riparian zone function.
Bedford County Conservation District will NOT have a tree and shrub seedling sale in 2025.
Find information on cost-share grant programs from the DEP, the PDA, USDA, and others as well as tax rebate programs such as REAP.
A locally driven initiative using best management practices to reduce nutrient and sediment pollution impacting Bedford County waterways.