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We steward Madison County’s environment, helping conserve soil, water and related resources by connecting the public with available technical, financial and educational tools. With your help, we can preserve our county for generations to come.

Featured Stories
Testimonials
  • Mike Harkleroad, West Jefferson High School

    The Madison SWCD has been a wonderful resource for my high school biology students. Working with the dedicated professionals on staff is often cited by my students as a memorable and educational experience.

  • -Wayne Roberts, Friends of Madison County Parks & Trails

    Madison SWCD has been a true partner with FMCPT since the beginning of the Ohio to Erie Trail. They also supervised the creation and maintenance of the rain gardens. Hats off to this important community-minded organization!

  • – Marty Mace

    My brother Chris and I wanted to maintain the farm where we grew up. We found the Farmland Preservation Application process to be simple and we were informed at every step. If you want to maintain farmland, this program is for you.

  • - Michele Bouquet, Master Gardener

    The staff provided expert collaboration with the Madison County Master Gardener Volunteers on the new Community Mural Park in London. They delivered valuable services above our expectations on this project.

  • -Christine Szymanski, ODNR Scenic Rivers

    Madison SWCD is an irreplaceable partner of ODNR. Their expertise reduces invasive species, ensures biodiversity in the Little Darby Prairie Preserve and protects the water quality of the Little Darby Creek, State and National Scenic River.

  • – Jerry and Pat Downing

    We signed up for the Conservation Reserve Program on our small 200 acre farm. The program has made a difference for the soil. We have pheasants, rabbits and deer. It’s a little bit of work and management, but overall, it’s profitable.

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News

April 25, 2024
byNancy Linz

In 2019, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a bill into law designating April as Native Plant Month in Ohio… forever! Learn more about Ohio’s law and Ohio’s native plants by visiting www.OhioNativePlantMonth.org

April 22, 2024

Record a 2–3 minute video of your troop on what it means to have clean water and how you can keep our water healthy and clean! Additionally, send in your design ideas with your video on how you would portray your message on a rain barrel.

April 19, 2024
byLauren Niner, Public Information Officer

Statewide enrollment for row-crop producers who farm in Ohio’s 64 counties outside of northwest Ohio’s Western Lake Erie Basin will open on Monday the 22nd and will end May 6th. Read further more information.