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Welcome to the NRCS Caribbean Area: Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands Web Site.

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Signup Announced for 2008 Conservation Security Program

Applications for the 2008 Conservation Security Program (CSP) will be accepted April 18 through May 16, 2008.

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New San Germán Soil Survey Now Available

The NRCS Caribbean Area is pleased to announce that the Soil Survey of the San Germán Area, Southwestern Puerto Rico, is now available. The new San Germán Soil Survey replaces the Soil Survey of the Lajas Valley Area issued in April 1965, which should no longer be used.

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NRCS Caribbean Area Announces Fiscal Year 2008 Sign-up for up to $217,000 in Conservation Innovation Grants

The Caribbean Area CIG Program has $217,000 available for projects in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Applications for Caribbean Area funds are due at the Caribbean Area State Office by April 25, 2008. The grant notice is also available on the Grants.gov website.

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V.I. RC&D Selected for 2008 U.S. EPA Environmental Quality Award!

The Virgin Islands Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc. (V.I. RC&D) has been selected to receive a 2008 U.S. EPA Environmental Quality Award! The Council’s award is in the category of Non-Profit Organization, Environmental or Community Group.

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Puerto Rico Field Office Closures: Ponce, Loiza & Humacao

The Natural Resources Conservation Service informs the public of office closures in Ponce, Loiza and Humacao counties. The Ponce office closure was effective on February 29, 2008; the Loiza & Humacao office closures were effective September 30, 2007.

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