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ACD staff member teaching about seeds at an Otsego Public School.

The Allegan Conservation District is happy to help educate groups of all ages and sizes on a variety of natural resource subject matters. Whether you have a classroom ready for a guest speaker, or have a community trail you’ve been curious about, we are there to create an engaging connection with our beautiful land. Some environmental education topics we have previously covered in the past include pollinators, tree identification, guided nature walks, nature journaling, invasive species, nocturnal animals, edible plants, and animal adaptations. 

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Our Education Coordinator is available to

  • Schools

  • Organizations

  • Professional partners

  • Clubs

  • Libraries

  • or any other group that is looking for a presentation on nature resource topics. 

We are happy to tailor content and time limits based on your audiences needs. Some lessons are already aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). 
To start scheduling a presentation with our Education Coordinator, contact Norveig Olson at Norveig.Olson@macd.org or (269) 478-0864

Wetland research by students and teacher.
MAEAP Tech teaching about soil health at the Hamilton Public School.
ACD Executive Director participating in the Hamilton Schools STREAM presentations.
ACD staff helping weave baskets.
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