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MUTUAL WATER QUAILITY AND CONSERVATION PROGRAM



Have you ever looked out across your property and thought of some goals that you would like to accomplish on it? Maybe we can help.


No one knows more about your land than you do. No one knows more about conservation than we do. Together, we can develop a plan tailored to your land and your goals to help you increase the productivity and protect the value of your land.


PROJECT GOALS


Financially assist landowners with conservation plan and practice implementation through the Wise SWCD Mutual Water Quality Program


Reduce the amount of sediment and nutrients deposited in Eagle Mountain Lake




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SEEING IS BELIEVING



2011

When Cody Gillispie and his wife, Trish, purchased their ranch in Wise County in 1999, they had one big problem. Their ranch had a hole in it. Actually, lots of them. Long deep gullies. Some of them were 40 feet deep. " We loved the hills the property had, but the gullies and the erosion problems were just terrible," Gillispie says. "It was beyond repair. Or, so I thought."



Getting Conservation on the Ground





A partnership between the Wise Soil and Water Conservation District, Wise County Water Control and Improvement District # 1, Wise County Commissioners Court, Tarrant Regional Water District and USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service.


Purpose: The coordination of partners to provide technical assistance to agricultural producers to plan and implement conservation treatment to reduce high levels of nutrients and sediment loadings into Eagle Mountain Lake.


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