Stewardship series is about bringing topics to the community about the environment, wildlife, and land management. There are several ways people can get enthusiastic about the environment and we want to provide those opportunities to let community members find an environmental niche and create stewards of the Earth.
Stewardship is defined as the conducting, supervising, or managing of something; or the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care (Merriam-Webster)
If you are a landowners, a volunteer, or just interested to learn more; these talks can be of value to you! The workshops are geared towards adults but teens are welcome to attend.
Stewardship is defined as the conducting, supervising, or managing of something; or the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care (Merriam-Webster)
If you are a landowners, a volunteer, or just interested to learn more; these talks can be of value to you! The workshops are geared towards adults but teens are welcome to attend.
Workshops will be offered from May until September. Events are free but registration is required - contact Sara to register!
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May 29th 6 PM - Little Forks Office
Little Forks' Program Highlight - Conservation@Home |
June 4th 6 PM - Little Forks Office
Invasive Species with Megan Rider from Central Michigan CISMA |
July 20th 1 PM - Little Forks Office
Eye on the Forest with Julie Crick from MSU Extension |
August 21st 6 PM in Gladwin County- more details soon!
Natural Shorelines with Gladwin Conservation District |
September 5th 5:30 PM - George and Sue Lane Preserve
Trail Building 101 |
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Previous talks:
Forestry 101 Trail Maintenance 101 Invasive Species 101 |
Leave No Trace
MI Bats Stream Monitoring 101 Forest Management and River Quality |
Have a topic you wish to learn more about? Are you passionate about a topic and want to share what you know? Contact Sara for more information!
