ABOUT
Welcome to the home page for the Johnson County Soil and Water Conservation District. The district is a unit of Indiana’s state government responsible for soil and water conservation programs within Johnson County. The mission of the district is to conserve and enhance our soil, water, and other natural resources by coordinating with local partners to provide technical, financial, and educational opportunities in Johnson County.
Helpful Information
Indian & Stotts Creek Watershed Cost-Share Program
The Johnson & Morgan SWCDs have received a state grant to administer cost share projects for landowners located in the Indian Creek and/or Stotts Creek Watershed.
Are you confused when it comes to conservation programs?
We get a lot of questions regarding program administration. You should be able to find all your answers here
Web Soil Survey
NRCS has soil maps and data available online for more than 95 percent of the nation’s counties and anticipates having 100 percent in the near future.
History
The Johnson County Soil and Water Conservation District was formed on August 15, 1940 to help heal the scars to the land from the turbulent 1930s.
