Nemaha NRD now accepting orders for 2027 conservation tree program

The Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) is now accepting orders for its 2027 Conservation Tree Program, offering landowners an opportunity to purchase tree and shrub seedlings for spring planting. From establishing a new windbreak or replacing aging trees to creating wildlife habitat or expanding an existing planting, the program offers landowners throughout the district options to meet a variety of conservation needs. “A successful tree planting is about more than getting trees in the ground. Choosing the right species and placing them where they’ll serve a purpose can make a big difference over time,” said Mark McDonald, Nemaha NRD Watershed Coordinator and Forester. “A well-planned windbreak can help protect homes, livestock, and cropland from strong winds, while a mix of trees and shrubs can provide valuable food and cover for wildlife.

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