Ballotpedia: Seth Champion (Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor, North Carolina, candidate 2024)

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Seth is originally from Franklinton, North Carolina. He earned his bachelor's degree in natural resources from North Carolina State University and his master's degree in forestry from Mississippi State University. He lives with his wife, Brooke, in Franklinton.

Seth currently works as a quality supervisor for the Southern Pine Inspection Bureau and an associate district supervisor for the Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District. 

Seth Champion's campaign for soil and water conservation district supervisor is his first run for public office.

Supports conserving natural resources in Franklin County.

Said, "Increased focus should be placed on educating and providing resources to small farmers and landowners on conservation practices and efforts in the County."

- Supports conserving natural resources in Franklin County.
- Said, "Increased focus should be placed on educating and providing resources to small farmers and landowners on conservation practices and efforts in the County."

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Supports coordinating with other local government entities and boards.

- Supports coordinating with other local government entities and boards.

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Seth Champion

Seth is originally from Franklinton, North Carolina. He earned his bachelor's degree in natural resources from North Carolina State University and his master's degree in forestry from Mississippi State University. He lives with his wife, Brooke, in Franklinton, North Carolina.

Seth Champion's campaign for Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor is his first run for public office.

- A soil and water conservation district supervisor is 1 member of a board of 5 supervisors that works to improve the soil and water quality in the county through education. 
- The board of supervisors provide technical and financial assistance to help land users maintain their land and surrounding ecosystems. 
- The board of supervisors design long term conservation programs that teach environmental care, pollution reduction, and provide incentives for using these practices, especially for agricultural workers. 
- The board of supervisors provide short term educational services like competitions, field days, and workshops to educate the public on conservation. 
- Soil and water conservation district supervisors are elected to 4 year terms in non-partisan races. However, 2 of the board members are appointed by the state soil and water commission. 

Member of board of supervisors that creates aid programs and educates people on environmental conservation. 