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The NC Conservation Outreach Project (NCCOP), a two-year NC State Extension/NC FarmLink initiative funded by USDA–NRCS. Our work has two aims: first, to help producers and landowners understand and adopt NRCS conservation practices; second, to open clear conservation career pathways for youth. For producers, we host field days, demonstrations, and farm tours, and we are creating practical educational materials—a mobile producer app, an educational video series for vegetable, livestock, and forestry operations, and a graduate-level research paper that identifies barriers and solutions to accessing NRCS programs. For youth, we speak at events statewide, are developing a career-pathways mobile app, and provide scholarships to opportunities such as Resource Conservation Workshops and the Juntos Summer Institute. We partner with organizations across North Carolina to connect people with the right contacts, tools, and next steps to improve conservation state-wide.
Stay connected by joining our Email List. Get updates on NRCS practices, youth career opportunities, upcoming events, our film series, research findings, and training opportunities. We respect your privacy and will only send relevant project updates.

Project Team

Dr. Noah Ranells NCSU, CALS, NC FarmLink
Chas Edens NCSU, CALS, NC FarmLink
Cintia Aguilar NCSU, CALS, ANR
Stephen Bishop NCSU, CALS, NC FarmLink
Dr. Angel Cruz NCSU, CALS, Crop & Soil Sciences / CEFS
Dr. Biswanath Dari NC A&T
Liz Driscol NCSU, CALS, Horticulture
Lee Menius NCSU, CALS, NC Choices
Dr. Kurt Smith NCSU CNR
Dr. Eli Typhina NCSU CNR

This project is supported by USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Cooperative Agreement NR243A750003C105. USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender.