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Conservation Planning Programs
Total Maximum Daily Load Implementation Plans for Agricultural and Grazing Lands
The Commission is involved in a variety of efforts aimed at improving the quality of Idaho’s surface and ground water resources by addressing nonpoint source pollution. These activities include preparing Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) implementation plans for agricultural and grazing lands, overseeing the development and annual review of individual conservation districts’ Antidegradation Plans (Five Year Plans), and assisting with the development and review of Ground Water Quality Programs.
Ground Water Quality Programs
The Commission participates, along with other State agencies, in the development and review of Ground Water Protection Plans.
Idaho Ag Pollution Abatement Plan (Ag Plan)
The Ag Plan is Idaho’s response to §208 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (33USC 1251 et seq.), referred to as the Clean Water Act, and represents the agricultural portion of the State Water Quality Management Plan. The Ag Plan is a dynamic guidance document which serves as the action plan for all nonpoint source agricultural activities in the state.
Watershed Improvement District Formation and Dissolution
The Commission is responsible for administrating the creation and dissolution of watershed improvement districts in accordance with §42-3705, Idaho Code.