Behind the Scenes of Natural Restoration
With miles of tall prairie grasses, oak-hickory forests, and vibrant wildflowers it is easy to get lost in the beauty of Macon County...
read moreConservation is our job and we work daily to protect our natural resources and to raise awareness about the outdoors but we can not be successful without your support. Whether you lend a hand and volunteer, participate in one of our special events or programs, become a member of the foundation, or just spend time at our sites, every little step you take helps us take even larger strides in improving the air and water quality and the wildlife diversity within our community. Take action now to make a difference for tomorrow. Support Conservation with Your Donation If you are interested in supporting the ...
At the Macon County Conservation Foundation we know that if we do not protect our natural resources today then they could be gone tomorrow. Whether that means we take small steps by lending our hands in helping remove exotic species and planting native wildflowers, or by taking much longer strides to make a difference by providing the financial support needed to restore hundreds of acres of land or provide the educational programming needed to raise awareness in the community. Big or small, we know each step we take is a step in making the world a much more safe and ...
At the Macon County Conservation Foundation we know that by taking small steps to restore and preserve our natural world that we are making a big impact on the lives of others. It is because of this positive impact that we remain passionate and dedicated to preserve and protect native plants and animals, geological features, and historical sites. Whether that means we manually remove invasive plant species, increase the awareness of natural restoration through special events, plant trees or native wildflowers, or even implement innovative programs to educate and engage the community; it is our mission to support projects that ...
You may be unaware of it but the quality of your everyday life is attributed to the nature around you. The air you breathe, the water you drink, the food you eat, and the environment in which you live are all affected by your area’s natural spaces. The Macon County Conservation Foundation actively works to restore and preserve these natural areas to ensure a quality of life that not only we can experience but also our children and our children’s children. Established in 1981 by two Macon County Conservation District employees, Janet Atkins and Rodney Washburn, the foundation was originally a ...
With miles of tall prairie grasses, oak-hickory forests, and vibrant wildflowers it is easy to get lost in the beauty of Macon County...
read moreDue to erosion our driveway became so narrow our trucks almost ended up in a ditch! We made lemonade out of a lemon by repairing the...
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