Service Opportunities

Volunteers are an important aspect of our conservation programming at Clermont SWCD. Some of the many interesting and rewarding opportunities available with us include:

  • Serving as a District Board Supervisor or Associate Supervisor
  • Helping with the annual Spring Litter Cleanup and Ohio River Sweep
  • Helping us prepare and host our annual programs, including the Conservation Plant Sale, Rain Barrel Art Event, Great Outdoor Weekend and more.
  • Storm drain labeling
  • Rain garden installations
  • Helping to prepare for or conduct education programs


Please email Elea Cooper or contact our office at (513) 732-7075 if you are interested in volunteering with us.

Partners Welcome – “Help Unleash the Power of Partnerships”

One of the many strengths of soil and water conservation districts is their willingness and capacity to partner with public/private landowners, organizations and agencies to put conservation “on the ground,” and educate citizens about the need to protect and restore our local natural resources. Our organization’s unique structure and diverse array of partnerships, allows us to attract and leverage project funding and other resources that can result in highly successful, cost effective conservation projects. Do you have a natural resource concern or issue that you would like to see addressed in Clermont County or the East Fork Watershed (erosion, water quality, storm water, drainage, land preservation, citizen and community environmental education/awareness, etc.), but not sure where to start? Or maybe your group or organization has similar goals/programs and feel both parties could benefit by working together. If you have ideas for a potential partnership, please contact us to explore the possibilities.


Donations and Planned Giving

Don’t have much time to give, but want to support the conservation district and its work/mission? If so, you can help. Any donations, large and small alike, are particularly welcome and greatly appreciated. All donations are tax deductible and will be used to support and expand the district’s conservation service and education programs. The District would have interest in donations of real property if such properties have unique conservation or agricultural value. Donations of real property will also be considered if funds from the liquidation of the asset can be used to support the District. If you would like to make a donation of any type, please call our office to explore opportunities. We thank you in advance for considering any donation to the District.