Dayton Valley Conservation District (DVCD) And Middle Coordinated Resource Management Plan Group (MCRMP)

The Middle Carson River CRMP was founded in 1994 by Dayton Valley landowners along the Carson River whose concerns focused on the need to address a variety of river-related issues including streambank erosion rates, loss of land, vegetation management, maintenance, water quality, and permit issuing.

In 1996, the Middle Carson River CRMP received its first funding from federal and state agencies, which allowed this locally-led effort to set the framework for accomplishing work on the ground.

Over the past four years the Middle Carson River CRMP has made tremendous strides in carrying out its vision and striving to meet its goals. On March 16, 1999, the Middle Carson River CRMP became the Dayton Valley Conservation District; the newest addition to the state conservation district program in twenty-six years. This District will continue to recognize the founding efforts of the Middle Carson River CRMP by continuing to carry out its plan to conduct river restoration projects in the Dayton Valley area.

For more information, please contact Kevin Piper, District Manager/Watershed Restoration Coordinator, at (775) 883-3525, or at mcrcrmp@gateway.net.

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