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WAYNE COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICTMISSION STATEMENT
The Wayne Conservation District is dedicated to promoting sound environmental stewardship in Wayne County by providing reliable information and technical assistance regarding the management and use of our natural resources. |
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Community Conservation Webinars
Community Conservation: Native Plants and Pollinators
Connie Boris, Executive Director, and Susan Bristol, Chair, of the Wayne County Conservation District are partnering with MSU Extension in District 11 to lead a series of webinars that focus on conservation, natural resources, and community impacts.
The next session of the series will highlight the significance of protecting native plants and pollinators in our communities. According to the U.S. Forestry service, pollinators are responsible for assisting over 80% of the world's flowering plants to reproduce. Without them, humans and wildlife could not sustain. Both pollinators and native plants play an important role in our ecosystem yet they face growing threats from habitat loss, pesticide use, disease, climate change and other current challenges.
Connie and Susan will give participants an overview of why protecting native plants and pollinators is vital to communities. This is an important conversation that will highlight the types efforts participants can do at home and support within their communities to protect these key contributors to our environment.
Join the webinar on Thursday, September 24th at 3:00pm
Follow the link here to register:
https://msu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_I0viZ_47TsaWgbyzbxpzAA
Connie Boris, Executive Director, and Susan Bristol, Chair, of the Wayne County Conservation District are partnering with MSU Extension in District 11 to lead a series of webinars that focus on conservation, natural resources, and community impacts.
The next session of the series will highlight the significance of protecting native plants and pollinators in our communities. According to the U.S. Forestry service, pollinators are responsible for assisting over 80% of the world's flowering plants to reproduce. Without them, humans and wildlife could not sustain. Both pollinators and native plants play an important role in our ecosystem yet they face growing threats from habitat loss, pesticide use, disease, climate change and other current challenges.
Connie and Susan will give participants an overview of why protecting native plants and pollinators is vital to communities. This is an important conversation that will highlight the types efforts participants can do at home and support within their communities to protect these key contributors to our environment.
Join the webinar on Thursday, September 24th at 3:00pm
Follow the link here to register:
https://msu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_I0viZ_47TsaWgbyzbxpzAA
Introducing a new program! The PISTL Municipal Urban Arboreal Grading System
For more information please visit our Programs and Services Page HERE
Tree Sale Order Pickup on September 19, 2020
Note: Pickup Location has changed to:
2951 Greenfield, Dearborn, MI 48120
We will be practicing curbside pick-up. We'll put your order into your truck.
We Can No Longer Accept Orders for the Tree Sale
2951 Greenfield, Dearborn, MI 48120
We will be practicing curbside pick-up. We'll put your order into your truck.
We Can No Longer Accept Orders for the Tree Sale
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2020 Board Meeting Schedule The Board of Directors holds bi-monthly public meetings that are open to everyone on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 905 Lakepointe St Grosse Pointe, MI at 5:30 pm February 13, 2020 Working Session March 12, 2020 moved to March 19, 2020 April 9, 2020 Cancelled May 19, 2020 at 11am via zoom call (see below for access details) June 11, 2020 Cancelled August 13, 2020 Cancelled September 14, 2020, Special Board Meeting (Wetlands) via zoom call (see below for access details) October 8, 2020 via zoom call (see below for access details) December 10, 2020 via zoom call (see below for access details) Zoom Meeting Access Information: Topic: Wayne County Conservation District Board Meeting Time: Dec 10, 2020 05:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78268146218?pwd=VXhDdVBXSjZYOXdVZzgrb296M0dRZz09 Meeting ID: 782 6814 6218 Passcode: WCD BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Wayne Conservation District is managed by a five-member Board of Directors that is locally elected by the constituents of Wayne County. The Directors make decisions regarding the District’s programs and activities and hire qualified staff. Wayne Conservation District Board and Staff Members Board of Directors Executive Director Susan Bristol, Chair Connie Boris Mary Birnbryer, Director, Secretary David Strang, Director, Treasurer Lawrence Sobson Board & Associate Members Wanted Wayne CD is seeking new Board Members who possess an interest in soil and water conservation and who is able to bring to the table a variety of skills that include, but are not limited to: natural resource knowledge, environmental stewardship, urban farming, gardening, grant writing, fundraising, and outreach/communication. We are also interested in adding Associate Board Members. If you or anyone you know may be interested in becoming a member of the Wayne Conservation District Board, please call Connie at 313-418-0700 or send us an email at cboris4@gmail.com The public is welcome at ALL Board Meetings. We welcome your involvement. |