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Visit us at Oxford’s Pollinator Forum- April 5th
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Visit us at Oxford’s Pollinator Forum- April 5th

We are excited to participate in the Oxford Grow Native for Pollinators Campaign, Pollinator Forum! View their flier here: Pollinator Forum Date: Saturday, April 5th, 2025 Time: 11:30am – 1pm Location: Oxford Senior Center 323 Main Street, Oxford Visit pollinator stations with helpful information on pollinators and native plans Hear about Oxford’s new community park...

2025 Statewide Local Working Group Meeting- April 15th
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2025 Statewide Local Working Group Meeting- April 15th

Attention Farmers, Ranchers, Forest Managers, and Conservation Stewards Join the annual Statewide Local Working Group Meeting to share your concerns about natural resource issues in your region and discuss ideas for steps to take to address them. Share your input! Use this opportunity to influence programs and funding delivered by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)...

Some butterflies overwinter as pupae, or chrysalides, attached to brush, dead plants, and fallen leaves. Cleaning up last year's organic material too soon can disturb pollinators. (Photo: Vicki DeLoach CC-BY-NC-ND)
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Pause that Spring Cleaning!

For Pollinators’ Sakes, Don’t Spring into Garden Cleanup Too Soon! We’re sharing this informative article on Spring garden cleanup, from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. Don’t Spring into Garden Cleanup Too Soon! (Photo credit: Vicki DeLoach CC-BY-NC-ND)  

Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA – April 26th
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Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA – April 26th

Come visit our Healthy Soils Program Manager, Bethany Nichols, to learn about native plants and healthy soil, and plant a flower that will help pollinators! This event is FREE and open to the Public. Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm Location: YMCA Central Community Branch – 766 Main Street Worcester, MA 01610...

Learn more about the Healthy Soils Action Plan
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Learn more about the Healthy Soils Action Plan

  There is a strong connection between the soils beneath us and a resilient Massachusetts. Soils determine the health and productivity of our farms, forests, wetlands and open spaces. The Healthy Soils Action Plan was developed over the past three years under the direction of the Commission for Conservation of Soil, Water & Related Resources...

Welcome Bethany Nichols!
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Welcome Bethany Nichols!

  We’re excited to welcome Bethany Nichols, as our Program Manager for our Healthy Soils Action Plan.  Bethany is a Massachusetts-born environmental educator who loves working outdoors and connecting people with nature. She has a Master of Science degree in Outdoor and Environmental Education from Alaska Pacific University. After years of working and living abroad...

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