Ask the Expert: A Q&A on Measuring Voluntary Conservation Outcomes Across the Nation’s Croplands with Evelyn Steglich

Trouble viewing this email? View it as a webpage. Ask the Expert: A Q&A on Measuring Voluntary Conservation Outcomes Across the Nation's Croplands with Evelyn Steglich We know voluntary conservation benefits natural resources and the environment, but can we measure those benefits? According to Evelyn Steglich, Acting Modeling Team Lead for USDA's Conservation Effects Assessment Project, the answer is yes. In this Ask the Expert, Evelyn answers questions about the latest USDA findings on voluntary conservation outcomes across the nation's croplands. Key data is reported on reduced erosion, increased soil carbon sequestration, reduced annual fuel use, and more. Meet Evelyn and see key findings.

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