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Washtenaw County Conservation District

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  • Washtenaw Field Day Recap

    A BIG shout out to everyone who made the 2024 Washtenaw Field Day one to remember! Special recognition goes to the Henes family of H & H Harvest for hosting this year's event.

  • Pittsfield Township Community Center: One Year Report

    We envisioned a Native Plant Garden that was not only visually appealing to our human visitors, but also welcoming and supportive to our local wildlife, including pollinators and birds. Our goal was to transform an underutilized space, at the entrance of our Community Center, into an appealing opportunity for education and enrichment, as well as a visual illustration of how native plants and pollinator-friendly planting can be both functional and aesthetically-pleasing.

  • Coffee & Conservation at Gateway Farm: A success with 20 guests!

    Thank you to all who attended our Coffee and Conservation last month. Walking around Gateway Farm, one is struck with the feeling of connection. Intentional design elements work in tandem with natural systems to allow for a fascinating tour of the future of climate-smart farming in Michigan.

  • WCCD Millage - Proposal B on August 6th Ballot

    Your tax dollars from the Washtenaw County Conservation District (WCCD) Millage support LOCAL conservation efforts right here in Washtenaw! With stable funding, passionate staff remain at WCCD to develop programming, events, cost-share, and grant opportunities that are responsive to our community's needs.

  • New Tools Available!

    The WCCD Lending Library has grown to meet the needs and requests of our conservation community with many tools available to borrow! In addition to our planting, pruning, soil testing, and herbicide tools, we're pleased to announce the following new tools for your invasive species management, soil testing, and garden bed prep.

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