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Across the United States, there are 3,000 conservation districts working to protect and sustain the soil, the water, the forests, the wildlife, the air and any other related natural resources. The Greenville County Soil & Water Conservation District receives funding from County Council and the S.C. State Department of Natural Resources to conduct programs. Five unpaid commissioners, three elected in the general election and two appointed by the state, meet monthly to guide the staff in following action plans for promoting conservation in various places and through educational opportunities. These meetings are open to the public. With the ultimate goal of saving the soil and water for future generations of South Carolinians, the local conservation district relies on volunteers to install best management practices on the land and to become educated about the importance of taking care of these natural resources.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#0693E3
Cerulean
6, 147, 227
202, 95, 46
97, 35, 0, 11
#8ED1FC
Malibu
142, 209, 252
203, 95, 77
44, 17, 0, 1
#001B4F
Prussian Blue
0, 27, 79
219, 100, 15
100, 66, 0, 69
Greenville County Soil and Water Conservation District (GCSWCD) is a local organization focused on conservation education and protecting soil and water resources. It helps residents understand how everyday choices affect soil health and the quality of rivers, lakes, and streams, with guidance on stormwater, pollutants, erosion, watersheds, recycling, composting, native plants, and other conservation practices.
GCSWCD offers programs and resources for individuals, families, farmers, educators, and community groups. Its initiatives include a seed library with heirloom food, flower, and native plant seeds; a local-food campaign encouraging support for Greenville County farmers; and community projects such as storm drain marking, rain barrel building, pet waste stations, and storm drain murals. The district also provides free classroom programs, educational resources, mini-grants, school gardening support, and Envirothon and poster contest opportunities for students. Additional offerings include conservation certificates, awards, workshops, events, and information on grants and learning opportunities for farmers and home gardeners. Through newsletters and outreach, GCSWCD shares practical ways to conserve water, reduce pollution, and support a healthy local landscape.
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
1939
Company size
2-10 employees
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What are Greenville County Soil & Water Conservation District's brand colors?
The Greenville County Soil & Water Conservation District color palette uses the hex codes #0693E3, #8ED1FC and #001B4F.
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