
Working together for local, common sense conservation
Promoting local, voluntary, common sense conservation of Montana's soil, water, and other natural resources
About MACD
A 501(c)3 organization representing Montana’s Conservation Districts through advocacy, programs, partnership building, and more.
We will be adding a programs and resources page to the MACD site in the future, for now, you can browse district programs at the Montana Conservation Menu, and at the old SWCDM website.
News & Updates
TMC – February 2022
Board Meeting Minutes: April 11
The MACD Board met on April 11 to discuss topics including: Approval of FinancialsReview of SAMProposed changes to resolutions and committeesEvent UpdatesPartner ReportsCommittee ReportsLegislative and AdvocacyInterim Session UpdatePrograms and FundingExecutive…
Executive Committee Meeting Minutes: April 25
The Executive Committee met on April 25 to discuss topics including: Incidental decisions Standing committee activity and assignmentsMembership for Board Committees (Executive, Finance, Board Development)Soil Corps Staff Update (Hiring process for Program…
MACD Executive Committee moved to April 4th
The monthly MACD Executive Committee meeting will take place on April 4th at 7:30am. The meeting was originally scheduled for March 28th. Please contact rebecca@macdnet.org for the zoom link and…
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Resolutions Library
Each year, MACD’s member districts are invited to craft and submit resolutions that will help direct the advocacy and policy work of the Association on specific natural resource issues. Through the resolution process, districts are able to provide the Association with direct input on natural resource topics of high interest or concern at the local, regional, state, and/or national level.
MACD has added resolutions from 2005 onward to this website. You can browse our resolutions library by clicking below.