ARC&D Receives Grant

Arkansas Resource Conservation and Development Council Awarded Grant to Showcase Conservation Efforts

[Fort Smith, AR – 2/21/2024] – The Arkansas Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Council is proud to announce that it has been awarded a prestigious grant from the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD). This grant will support the Council in showcasing and advancing conservation efforts across the state of Arkansas.

The grant, generously provided by the NACD, underscores the vital role that Arkansas plays in the nationwide conservation landscape. With a focus on combating food insecurity and preserving natural resources, the Arkansas RC&D Council is committed to implementing innovative strategies that promote sustainability and resilience in local communities.

"We are thrilled to receive this grant from the National Association of Conservation Districts," said Logan Parks of the Arkansas RC&D Council. "This funding will enable us to highlight the incredible conservation initiatives taking place throughout Arkansas, from sustainable agriculture practices to watershed protection efforts."

Through a documentary-style film, social media, educational workshops, and community outreach events, the Arkansas RC&D Council will showcase the diverse array of conservation projects underway across the state. These initiatives not only benefit the environment but also strengthen local economies and enhance quality of life for residents.

"We believe that by shining a spotlight on these conservation efforts, we can inspire others to take action and become stewards of the land," added Parks. "Together, we can create a more sustainable future for Arkansas and beyond."

The Arkansas RC&D Council extends its gratitude to the National Association of Conservation Districts for their support and partnership in advancing conservation efforts in the Natural State.

For more information about the Arkansas Resource Conservation and Development Council and its conservation initiatives, please visit ARCD’s Facebook (www.facebook.com/AARCD) or contact Arkansas RC&D at arcd.media@gmail.com.

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