Mark Volt came to Grand County in 1983 as a young agronomist ready to start his career as the new District Conservationist (DC) for the Soil Conservation Service, now known as Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). During his tenure as the Kremmling Office DC, Mark worked with many local ranchers and other private landowners to address natural resource concerns – soil, animal, plant, irrigation projects, and range improvement projects. Mark retired from NRCS in 2017, but he immediately returned to the office to begin a new job as the District’s Conservation Technician. Mark and his ex-wife Audrey have two sons, Cody and Andy.
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