OHIO, Cuyahoga County SWCD – The Cuyahoga County Soil and Water Conservation District and districts statewide are participating in common milkweed seed collection, which runs through Oct. 31. The effort is meant to increase monarch butterfly habitat.
Amy Roskilly, conservation education program manager at the Cuyahoga County facility, said the seed “is used for habitat across the state,” although a percentage of the processed seed is returned to the district for public distribution.
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Another great example of the work Conservation Districts so across the United States! Gallatin Conservation District
#CDEmployeesAtWorkSteuben SWCD employees with their NCDEA (National Conservation District Employees Association) reusable stainless straw. Additional straws were handed out at the Water Quality Symposium to individuals who inquired about them. Communicating and promoting NCDEA activities one straw at a time.
Conservation planning helps save our soil - Farm and Dairy
Conservation planning helps save our soil - Farm and Dairy
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Conservation planning has been the root of the efforts to save our nation's precious soil since the Dust Bowl era some 80 years ago.
