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What Are We All About?

*creating an appreciation of natural ecosystems in Mahaska Community through education
*establishing partnerships with other community organizations
*serving as an organizational base for conservation volunteers
*aiding in establishing native habitats on public and private land 
*providing special opportunities for families and community to interact with nature. 

*advocating for conservation efforts*supporting the goals of the Mahaska County Conservation Board

*raising funds to meet the goals of Friends of Mahaska County Conservation

*promoting nature through multi- media

What Can I Do?

  • Volunteer your time & skills

  • Donate towards new environmental learning center at Caldwell park

  • Create memorials and recognition gifts

  • Donate unique natural areas to the Conservation Board

  • Designate Friends of Mahaska County Conservation as a beneficiary in estate and trust planning

  • Donate corporate matching funds

  • Create conservation easements on sensitive natural areas.

  • Join US! New members are always welcome. (See attached membership form) 

Friends of Mahaska County Conservation were presented The Partnership Appreciation  Award from the Mahaska County Conservation Board and staff at the February 10th Volunteer and Partnership Appreciation Dinner. 

 

Accepting the award for Friends was vice president Rodney Anderson and board member Kim Dixon. 

 

Friends of Mahaska County Conservation are very honored to receive this award.

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