Moving firewood when you camp, hunt or head out for a weekend getaway means you risk carrying tree-killing insects and diseases inside the firewood. Bugs can crawl out, infesting trees and carrying diseases that can forever change the landscape of the places you love.
Pollinator Garden to be Established in Rapid City
Before You Break Out New Ground, Ensure Your Farm Meets Conservation Compliance
Funding Available for Conservation Practices on Your Land
MDARD expands hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine to combat the spread of this invasive species
LANSING – The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) revised the State of Michigan’s interior hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine. The quarantine regulates the movement of hemlock and tiger-tail spruce trees, forest products and nursery stock, with some exceptions, from the quarantine areas to other locations within the state.
Kalkaska Household Hazardous Waste Collection, July 29, 2023
Farmers’ Market Seeking Vendors
District Hires New Community Engagement Specialist
District volunteers Honored at State Conference
Two Kalkaska Conservation District volunteers were honored for their outstanding service at the Michigan Association of Conservation Districts (MACD) Fall Convention held at Shanty Creek Resort on December 5, 6, and 7th.