Forests for People

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This document announces the winners of a forest-related art contest organized by grade level. Delaney Stec from the Chippewa-East Mackinaw Conservation District won first place in grades K-1st. Isabella Rabold from the Livingston Conservation District won first place in grades 2-3rd. Ariana Silver from the Livingston Conservation District won first place in grades 4-6th. Sarah Rice from the Huron Conservation District won first place in grades 7-9th. Elizabeth Embertson from the Missaukee Conservation District won first place in grades 10-12th.

Forests For People
“More Than You Can Imagine”
MACDE Luncheon
December 8, 2011

First Place
Delaney Stec, Chippewa-East Mackinaw CD

First Place
Isabella Rabold, Livingston CD

Second Place
Bradley Bunch, Missaukee CD

First Place
Ariana Silver, Livingston CD

First Place
Elizabeth
Embertson, Missauke
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Second Place
Tiffany Van Trass, Huron CD

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This document provides instructions for submitting entries to the NACD/NACD Auxiliary Poster Contest. It requests information about the county, district, and contact submitting the entries. It also requests the names, grades, and total number of entries at the county and area level. The purpose is to track conservation outreach efforts and assist with funding opportunities for prizes and education materials.

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