Campbell County Conservation District, Kentucky/CCCD

09/01/2026

Campbell County Bale Trail:
Did you know: Kentucky is the leading hay-producing state east of the Mississippi when ranking on total hay production, and in 2025, the state ranked seventh nationally!!

09/01/2026

Stop by for a stop on the Campbell County Bale Trail photo opportunity with Charlie Conservationist!

08/31/2026

The Farmland Work Group proudly presents the Campbell County BALE TRAIL, featuring locally sourced hay transformed into displays by private citizens, farmers, businesses, schools, and organizations. These displays will be publicly showcased from September 26 through October 31, inviting visitors to enjoy them! More information www.campbellkyconservation.org

08/31/2026

🌱 Did You Know? KACD Members Have Access to Human Resources Support!

We talked about this resource during our KACD Area Spring Meetings, but we want to make sure every conservation district knows it’s available!

Through KACD’s membership with WorkSpring, Kentucky conservation districts that have paid their annual KACD dues have access to professional human resources guidance and support.

And we know how valuable that can be!!!

💚 General HR questions and guidance are available at no charge to the district. Some specialized WorkSpring services may have an additional fee, but we’ll always let you know in advance if a fee applies.

Not sure whether your situation is something WorkSpring can help with? Ask us! We’ll help connect you with the right resource.

08/28/2026

08/27/2026

Kentucky 4-H youth develop essential life skills, gain hands-on learning, and become active members of their community!

For more information, reach out to Campbell County Extension Office at https://extension.mgcafe.uky.edu/campbell

08/27/2026

Contact Chris Rawson, [email protected] with any questions!

08/27/2026

As you prepare for a new school year, consider giving your students an opportunity to take learning beyond the classroom. 🌎🌿

Envirothon connects high school students with real-world conservation challenges through hands-on learning and friendly competition. It’s a chance to spark curiosity, build confidence, and introduce students to careers in natural resources while helping them develop skills they’ll carry with them long after graduation.

Interested in starting your own Envirothon team? Your first step is to contact your state/provinces representative. They can provide the information you need to start a team in your area!

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