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Mark Masters sworn in as NACD President-Elect

On Feb. 18, the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) Board of Directors elected Mark Masters, of southwest Georgia, to serve as the association’s president-elect. He will serve a one-year term as president-elect alongside current NACD President Gary Blair and will assume the role of NACD president in 2027.

“I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve NACD and the thousands of conservation leaders across the country in this new role,” said Masters. “It is a joy to work alongside such a dedicated team of staff and volunteers to address the evolving nature and magnitude of resource concerns through the local delivery of conservation policy and practices.”

Masters has served NACD in a number of roles since 2021, including as chairman of the Water and Climate Subcommittee, as an officer in the role of secretary-treasurer, and most recently as NACD's first vice president. He also served as president of the Georgia Association of Conservation Districts and is a supervisor for his local conservation district, the Lower Chattahoochee River Soil and Water Conservation District.

Masters will be sworn in as President in February 2027 at NACD’s 81st Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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