Home and Small Acreage Owners

Mailing Address	Phone	Fax
Cheney Federal Building P.O. Box 33124 100 East B Street, 3rd Floor Casper, WY  82602-5011	(307)-233-6750	(307)-233-6795

For Landowners Who Manage Smaller Tracts of Land in Wyoming

It's not only farmers and ranchers who benefit from Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) expertise. People in suburban and urban areas do, too. We work with homeowners, business people, and local governments to prevent soil erosion, keep water clean and plentiful, create and preserve green spaces, and reduce the impacts of floods. And when communities and individuals need to meet State and local requirements for natural resources quality and management, we have the knowledge and experience to help them, as well.

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Living on a Few Acres in Wyoming (7.6 MB)
Living on a Few Acres in Natrona County (3.2 MB)

Barnyards & Backyards - A conservation and outreach project by several agencies within Wyoming with a quarterly publication and educational programs for rural residents interested in sustainable land management and backyard conservation.

Additional Information for Homeowners, Urban and Suburban Land Users

• Creating Native Landscapes in the Northern Great Plains and Rocky Mountains
• Your Own Backyard - Use the same conservation methods farmers use 
• Home and Garden Tips to keep you conservation-conscious around your home
• Backyard Conservation - Wildlife Habitat Council
• Backyard Wildlife Habitat Program - National Wildlife Federation
• University of Wyoming - Cooperative Extension Service
• Wyoming Conservation Districts
• Urban Soil Quality
• Web Soil Survey
• NRCS Technical Resources

Wyoming Electronic Field Office Technical Guide (eFOTG)
The eFOTG contains technical information about the conservation of soil, water, air, and related plant and animal resources.