Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation district

Be the Change
for A Better Future

Our 2024 Photo Contest Winners

Image of sunset over an iced over pond. Submitted by Brenda Smith for the 2024 Photo Contest and won 1st Prize.
1st Place: Brenda Smith
Image with a farmer working his land. Submitted by David Myerholtz for the 2024 Photo Contest. Won 3rd Prize.
3rd Place: David Myerholtz
Image with a farmer working his land. Submitted by Thomas Liskai for the 2024 Photo Contest. Won 5th Prize.
5th Place: Thomas Liskai
Image of bee on an orbular flower. Submitted by Deborah Johlin-Bach for the 2024 Photo Contest and won 2st Prize.
2nd Place: Deborah Johlin-Bach
Image with a farmer injecting fields. Submitted by Martha Winters for the 2024 Photo Contest. Won 4th Prize.
4th Place: Martha Winters

How Can You Be The CHANGE?

Producers are the CHANGE in Sandusky County! 

Sandusky County is currently home to:

– 85,038.4 Nutrient Management acres

– 20,958.3 Cover Crop acres

Image of a manure storage, which is a key aspect of nutrient management and a best management practice.

Livestock/Nutrient Management

Image of a wetland with birds flying in the sky and flowers and grasses in the foreground.

Water Quality & Soil Health

Drainage Assistance

Our Story

Offering The Best conservation practices Since 1948...

Established in 1948, Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation District was formed as the 62nd conservation district in Ohio. The district serves as a liaison between private landowners and federal agencies. 

Our Story
Image of the outside of the Sandusky County Soil and Water Conservation District office.