g	Dinosaurland Resource Conservation & Development is a unique USDA-NRCS program that helps people care for and protect their natural resources in ways that improve the area's economy, environment, and living standards. To carry out this concept, diverse groups of local volunteers are brought together in a unique partnership to find solutions to their problems.
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