Participate in the 2026 Local Working Group

for Cape May, Atlantic and Camden Counties

The DelAtlantic Conservation District invites you to join the 2026 Local Working Group and make your voice heard in shaping the future of natural resource conservation in our region. This is your chance to actively contribute to addressing the most pressing environmental issues in Cape May, Atlantic and Camden Counties. As an agricultural producer, forest landowner, conservation professional, or community member passionate about the environment, your input is invaluable.

Why Participate?

The Local Working Group provides a unique opportunity to influence conservation efforts in our region. By participating, you’ll:

• Share Your Expertise: Bring your knowledge of local agricultural and natural resource concerns to the table.
• Shape Priorities: Help identify critical issues and guide how technical and financial resources are allocated.
• Collaborate Locally: Engage with like-minded individuals and professionals dedicated to preserving our region’s natural resources.

Enroll In The Working Group

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Email

Phone

Your Title

Organization

Which meeting(s) do you plan to attend? Check all that apply!

Tuesday, January 27, 2026; Cape May Court House, NJ

Thursday, January 29, 2026; Mays Landing, NJ

Tuesday, February 3,2026; Blackwood, NJ

Who are you? Please select the profession(s) that best describe you.

Agriculture Producer / Farmer

Conservation Nonprofit Group

Educator / Student

Professional (Engineer, Planner, Consultant, Etc.)

USDA – NRCS / FSA

Conservation District Employee

Resident

Other

Which of the following best describes your interest(s)?

Networking

Conservation Nonprofit Group

Workshops / Presentations

Funding

Technical Assistance

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Event Details

Light refreshments will be provided.

Who Should Attend?

This event is for anyone with a vested interest in local conservation efforts, including:

• Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural producers.
• Owners or operators of private forest land.
• Experts in soil, water, wildlife, forestry, wetlands, and related sciences.
• Advocates for underserved groups, including minorities, women, and economically disadvantaged individuals.

Whether you’re an experienced professional or simply passionate about conservation, your insights and participation are welcome.

What to Expect

The meetings will be an open discussion format, allowing participants to freely share concerns, ideas, and recommendations. Topics will focus on identifying natural resource challenges and developing solutions that can be implemented through conservation programs and activities. A summary of each session will be provided to participants, and the findings will help guide local and statewide conservation efforts.

Make a Difference

Your voice matters. By joining the 2026 Local Working Group, you’ll play an important role in protecting and enhancing the natural resources that sustain our communities. Let’s work together to ensure a healthier, more sustainable future for Cape May, Atlantic and Camden Counties.

We hope that you will take advantage of this event to have your voice be heard and lead the local efforts to address natural resource concerns.

We look forward to seeing you! Register Now or Call 609-625-3144