Stories Growing Michigan’s Conservation
From soil health to forest stewardship, these fresh posts spotlight the people and projects restoring Michigan’s land and water.
Michigan Association of Conservation Districts Welcomes MIFarmLink as a Statewide Program Starting October 1
By Rivka Hodgkinson LANSING, MI – Beginning October 1, 2025, the Michigan Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) will officially bring MIFarmLink under its umbrella, expanding efforts to connect farmland owners with the next generation of Michigan farmers. “MACD is thrilled to help grow MIFarmLink into a statewide program through our network of conservation districts,” said…
Read MoreSupporting Michigan’s Conservation Districts During the Federal Government Shutdown
– By Rivka Hodgkinson The federal government shutdown has left some Michigan’s Conservation Districts without access to their NRCS offices, equipment, or email, but our commitment to serving communities hasn’t stopped. Learn how you can support your local District, from donating and volunteering to sharing your conservation story. As the federal government shutdown continues, Michigan’s…
Read MoreHonoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Strengthening Our Shared Stewardship in Michigan
On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we recognize and celebrate the first stewards of this land-the Indigenous nations whose knowledge, relationships, and care for the earth continue to shape Michigan’s landscapes. It is a day to honor their ongoing leadership in conservation, acknowledge the harms of exclusion and displacement, and commit to a shared future of collaboration…
Read MoreA Turning Season for Conservation Education With MACD
Fall into connection with MACD’s September 2025 Education Newsletter. Explore district achievements, upcoming training events, Envirothon updates, and resources helping educators build a greener, more resilient Michigan.
Read MoreBuilding Stronger Conservation Networks With MACD
The June 2025 issue celebrates Michigan’s summer of conservation learning! Discover Educator Spotlights, new grant opportunities, Envirothon highlights, and hands-on programs empowering students and district teams to lead sustainable change.
Read MoreSpring Forward: Conservation Ideas Bloom Across Michigan
Spring forward with insight from Michigan’s Conservation Districts! The March 2025 Newsletter shares grant funding news, student program updates, and innovative projects that connect communities to soil health and sustainable farming education.
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