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Thank You for Making Native Roots 2026 a Success!

What an incredible day! From the line of eager shoppers waiting before opening to the enthusiastic support for our vendors and native plants, Native Roots exceeded our expectations. We are grateful to everyone who attended, volunteered, sponsored, exhibited, and helped create a day filled with community, conservation, and connection. Thank you for helping us celebrate nature and community together.

And a special thanks to our NHS photographers for capturing this event - Jaiden, Emma & Katherine

Step Outside
Be Part of Something Wild and Important

Our summer stewardship workdays are a chance to get outside, connect with nature, and help care for the lands, waters, and wildlife of our region. Join us once or as often as you're inspired to.

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NEW! Stewardship Services for Private Landowners

What happens on private land shapes the health of our forests, waterways, and communities. Our new fee-for-service stewardship program helps landowners care for their property while supporting conservation across the region. See How We Can Help

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Archery Day

Try Archery. Support Conservation.

June 27 | 10-1 pm

Whether you're a first-time shooter or a seasoned archer, Open Range Archery Day is a great way to enjoy the outdoors while helping protect local natural areas.

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Explore Legacy

Legacy highlights the care, commitment, and conservation work that continue to protect our headwaters, forests, and wetlands. Within these pages, you’ll find stories that reflect a shared dedication to land protection, thoughtful stewardship, and long-term community impact.

From conservation easements and habitat restoration to the volunteers, donors, and partners who make this work possible, Legacy offers a closer look at how local actions help safeguard natural spaces for future generations. The issue is complemented by photography that captures the beauty and significance of the landscapes we are working to preserve together.

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Learn by Doing. Contribute to Conservation.

Blue Heron Headwaters Conservancy offers unpaid internship opportunities for college students interested in gaining hands-on experience in conservation, land stewardship, and nonprofit work.

Internships are shaped around your interests and may include work in restoration, wildlife, communications, event planning, and more.

Explore opportunities and apply:

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