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DEADLINE APPROACHING- Scholarship applications accepted through April 7th
We are happy to support students with a scholarship opportunity of $1,000 to be awarded to one high school senior in the year 2025. In order to be considered for this scholarship a complete package must be received by April 7, 2025. Complete details on how to submit an application can be found on this...
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)
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!
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...
Thank you for a successful Fall Bulb Sale!
We’d like to thank all of our customers for supporting our annual Fall Bulb Sale! This year, we were lucky with the amazing weather that allowed us to set up outside for pick up and on-site sales. Our new Plant Sale Coordinator, Jen Burt, jumped right in this year, with help from our Admins Jennifer...
MACD’s “Engaging with Farmers: Conservation planning on the small and diverse farms of Massachusetts,” is at last ready!
Written by Michael Leff, Director of MACD MACD’s Small Farms Engagement Guide (MACD+NRCS) titled “Engaging with Farmers: Conservation planning on the small and diverse farms of Massachusetts,” is at last ready for widespread dissemination. Led by a team of talented MACD consultants, the project was commissioned by and for our colleagues at NRCS, many of whom...
Worcester County Conservation District doing some soil-searching
Worcester County Conservation District doing some soil-searching What’s in your soil? Worcester County Conservation District provides soil tests and advice for local landowners by Veer Mudambi | Worcester Magazine Jenny Stimson’s initial attempts at cultivating her land were not coming up roses. After losing a peach tree last summer, she chalked it up to the...
Press: Worcester Magazine article Talking about the birds and bees of eco-friendly gardening
A monarch butterfly on a blooming swamp milkweed. Worcester County Conservation District will be talking about the birds and bees of an eco-friendly garden by Veer Mudambi | Worcester Magazine. The Friday webinar will discuss the important connection between native plants and birds. While spring has not necessarily sprung, it’s certainly crouched in wait around...
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