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Chariton Valley Resource
Conservation and Development is a United States Department of Agriculture sponsored, non-profit
organization serving Lucas, Wayne, Appanoose, and Monroe Counties in South Central, Iowa.
The RC&D provides assistance to local communities, counties, and organizations to
carry out local objectives, related to economic development, community
facilities and natural resource conservation.
 What is
CVRCD?
Chariton Valley RC&D is a non-profit corporation. It receives direct technical
assistance from the USDA through the Resource
Conservation and Development (RC&D) Program, authorized by Section 102 of the Food and
Agriculture Act of 1962 (P.L. 87-703). At the local level, the program is carried out by
local citizens through the RC&D Council. A Coordinator provided by the USDA,
acts in an informal leadership role to facilitate change and economic progress.
The stated purpose of the RC&D Program "...is to accelerate the conservation,
development, and utilization of natural resources, to improve the general level of
economic activity, and to enhance the environment and standard of living in authorized
RC&D areas."
Chariton
Valley RC&D Board Members
Doug Goben-Wayne County, Dean Kaster-Appanoose
County, Leon Kauzlarich-Appanoose County, Paul Koffman-Monroe County, Jerry O’Dell-Wayne
County, Roger Pierce-Lucas County, Marvin Wirtjes-Monroe County, Clarence Gee-Lucas County
Chariton
Valley RC&D Staff
Dora Guffey - RC&D Coordinator
Judy Brayton -
RC&D Administrative Assistant
 RC&D
Office
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