Conservation Security Program

The Conservation Security Program (CSP) is a voluntary stewardship program that provides financial and technical assistance to promote the conservation and improvement of soil, water, air, energy, plant and animal life, and other conservation purposes on Tribal and private working lands. Through CSP, producers who have property located in Nebraska's CSP priority watersheds may be eligible to apply for funding and enrollment. Eligibility criteria is designed to address specific conservation goals in each priority watershed.  More information about CSP can be found on the National NRCS website.  (Sign-up ended May 30, 2008)

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Watershed Map & Counties in Watershed

Brief description of Middle Republican CSP Watershed

Overview of CSP

Get Ready, Get Set, Get Into CSP (1 MB)

Benchmark Documentation Worksheets

2008 CSP Self Assessment Workbook (1.8 MB) 

Programa de Seguridad para la Conservacion Manual de Auto-Evaluacion

CSP Application Six Part Folder Contents
 

CSP Enhancements/Activity Sheets

CSP Certification Sheets

2008 CSP Enhancements Payment Schedule

News Releases

CSP Enhancement for Weed Control in Grassland Added

CSP Sign-Up Extended to May 30

CSP Sign-Up Steady

CSP Enhancement Articles - Part 2

CSP Public Meetings Announced

CSP Enhancement Articles - Part 1

2008 Conservation Security Program Sign-Up Announced