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Volunteers Shine at Sierra National Forest 2011 Volunteer Awards Ceremony

May 21, 2012 Rebecca A. Garcia, Public Affairs Officer, Sierra National Forest

During an early April annual volunteer awards ceremony held in Clovis, Calif., the Sierra National Forest recognized the dedication, commitment and accomplishments of more than 400 individuals and groups that provided services valued at more than $770,000 to the forest in 2011. “Our volunteers...

Forestry

Volunteers Create a Buzz in Indiana

February 09, 2011 Dick Tremain, NRCS

Volunteers are helping to turn an old industrial area of Muncie, Indiana into a wetland where wildlife thrive and people can connect with the outdoors. Since the John M. Craddock Wetland Nature Preserve Team started its work on the site in 2009, wildlife has moved in, plants are flourishing and...

Conservation

Kansas Butterfly Count Seeks Volunteers

June 17, 2010

Written by Allen Casey, NRCS Soil Conservationist, Kansas The Manhattan Plant Materials Center (PMC) is recruiting Earth Team volunteers to participate in a butterfly count on July 14, 2010. The count, sponsored by North American Butterfly Association (NABA), will help scientists monitor butterfly...

Conservation

Lewis & Clark National Forest Hosts ‘Hands-On’ Outdoor Science Classrooms

May 26, 2010

By Phil Sammon While many of their contemporaries across the country may have had their hands on game controllers this week, 1,700 junior high school students from Great Falls, Montana public schools had their hands on caddisfly and mayfly larvae, crayfish, snails, clams, plus a wide range of plants...

Forestry

USDA employees volunteer for healthier communities

August 11, 2009

The Obama administration has called on Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life to work to improve their communities as part of the United We Serve project. Here at USDA, many of our more than 100,000 employees are doing their part. They are driven to serve, and proud to identify ways to use...

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