Montgomery County Conservation District is dedicated to conserving natural resources and improving the quality of life for residents of Montgomery County and surrounding communities. They offer a wide range of services, education, and technical guidance to promote the wise use of soil, water, and related resources. The district was formed in 1956 after a petition signed by 587 farmers who recognized the benefits of a Soil Conservation District.

It operates under the supervision of the State Conservation Commission and works closely with the PA Department of Agriculture. The district's board of directors, which includes farmer members, public members, and a county government representative, leads the district's efforts. Montgomery County Conservation District provides programs such as Erosion and Sediment Control, Watershed Management, Nutrient Management, and Manure Management.

They also offer assistance to agricultural and urban areas, including grants, rental equipment, and conservation projects. Additionally, the district is involved in education initiatives such as Envirothon and Master Watershed Stewardship. By partnering with landowners and other stakeholders, Montgomery County Conservation District strives to protect and enhance the local environment for a sustainable future