The Fremont Conservation District is a local grassroots intermediary for the landowners of the District and local, state and federal agencies in the stewardship and sustainability of our natural resources through available technical, financial, and educational resources and outreach.

In the early 1930s, amidst the greatest depression our nation has ever experienced, came an equally unparalleled environmental disaster known as the DUST BOWL. Following a severe and sustained drought in the Great Plains, the region's soil began to erode. Mixed in with strong winds, this sediment created huge…