KACD Convention

The KACD Convention is an annual event that invites the public to engage in discussions surrounding conservation efforts in Kansas. Since its inception in 1944, the Kansas Association of Conservation Districts (KACD) has been instrumental in forming key partnerships among federal, state, and local entities. These collaborations focus on a shared goal of the wise use and protection of the state's natural resources. The convention serves as a platform to highlight these partnerships, which have proven to be effective and mutually beneficial, allowing for the sharing of space, equipment, and knowledge among the stakeholders involved.The event will take place in Wichita, United States, and is expected to attract a diverse audience. Notably, the event aims to reach individuals at the presidential and CEO levels, as well as audiences from Ghana, thereby expanding the conversation on conservation efforts beyond local borders. Attendees can look forward to engaging presentations and discussions, showcasing the importance of collaboration in conservation efforts. The convention will also feature speech contests and recognize award winners, providing opportunities for family members and other attendees to celebrate achievements in conservation.