Legacy and Renewal in Conservation at Easter
Mary Tinsley Young reflects on spring and Easter as a call to protect nature. She thanks Calhoun Conservation District officials for pap er photos of tree and shrub planting with family, and recalls grandparents shaping a lifelong passion for conservation. The piece links private land ownership in southern Michigan to public efforts, noting six decades of district work in tree planting, watershed and wetland projects, and conservation education.
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Conservation in a nutshell from Jim Coury
Jim Coury a retired USDA NRCS conservationist with over 30 years in natural resources shares a message on Easter renewal and protecting nature. He urges grandparents parents and friends to take children outdoors in Michigan and teach with real world exploration for future hope. Coury lives in Marshall with Kate and five grandchildren on a 20 acre tree farm opposite Marshall High School near the 1865 brick farmhouse.
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