Waiakea Soil and Water Conservation District

The Waiakea Soil and Water Conservation District serves the Waiakea area on the Big Island, supporting landowners and farmers in implementing conservation practices to protect soil health, water quality, and natural resources in this area shaped by volcanic activity and high rainfall. The district board provides technical assistance, coordinates USDA conservation programs, and addresses issues such as erosion, runoff, and land management challenges specific to the Waiakea region's unique environmental conditions. It works to sustain agricultural productivity while protecting the area's sensitive watersheds.

Landowners and agricultural producers in the Waiakea area can access technical guidance and cost-share funding through the district for conservation improvements on their land. The broader community benefits from the watershed protection and environmental stewardship that good land management in this area provides.