Fall seedling sale orders are done! Thank you all for your participation in our fundraiser!
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Fall Seedling Sale Order Pick Up:
Fri, Oct 8, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm Location: backyard, behind our office! 280 S. Benzie Blvd, Beulah NOTE: THIS IS A LOCAL FUNDRAISER; WE DO NOT SHIP ORDERS, PICK UP ONLY! |
Ordering Seedlings? Here's Your Options: These are NOT auto-fill forms;
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Return your order form to:
Benzie Conservation District 280 S Benzie Blvd POB 408 Beulah MI 49617 email: aime@benziecd.org phone: 231.882.4391 x 11 |
SEEDLING SALE 2021 COVID-19 POLICY
We assure you that we will take all necessary precautions to prevent the chance of viral spread throughout the handling of your seedlings.
BACKYARD PICK UP: Staff will be masked and on site—off the alley behind our office—for help picking up your seedling order. If you prefer to stay in your car we will bring your order to you.
We will NOT have leftover seedlings available on Pick Up day. Any leftover seedlings will be advertised the following Monday via email and on our Facebook page.
Thank you so much for supporting us and please stay safe!
BACKYARD PICK UP: Staff will be masked and on site—off the alley behind our office—for help picking up your seedling order. If you prefer to stay in your car we will bring your order to you.
We will NOT have leftover seedlings available on Pick Up day. Any leftover seedlings will be advertised the following Monday via email and on our Facebook page.
Thank you so much for supporting us and please stay safe!
*What Is the Assisted Tree Range Expansion Project?
ATREP is a northwest Michigan citizen science initiative that is being developed in response to the ongoing and impending impacts of climate change felt in our region. Simply defined, assisted range expansion is, “the human assisted movement of species to areas just outside their established range in response to climate change, facilitating or mimicking natural range expansion.”
This project involves private landowners and community groups in reforestation using tree species where the native ranges reach their upper limits in southern to middle lower Michigan.
By establishing species that are predicted to thrive in our region, we will help to increase ecosystem diversity, offset widespread tree die-offs, and ultimately improve the resilience of our future forests.
This project involves private landowners and community groups in reforestation using tree species where the native ranges reach their upper limits in southern to middle lower Michigan.
By establishing species that are predicted to thrive in our region, we will help to increase ecosystem diversity, offset widespread tree die-offs, and ultimately improve the resilience of our future forests.
Did you know the BCD has many products that are featured year-round in our online store?!
Questions? Contact us at 231-882-4391 or email benziec@benziecd.org