The CONTINUED Corps Craze!
"I am grateful for the opportunity to serve a second term with the Michigan Healthy Climate Corps and continue to partner with SEEDS in strengthening our region's resilience to the…
A compost-curious group gathers at the SEEDS Farm Compost Petting Zoo during the Great Northern Michigan Compost Crawl in September 2024.
The Great Northern Michigan Compost Crawl
Nine 'Compost Crawl' stops celebrated composting initiatives across the region Michigan has a garbage problem. Up to 38 percent of all trash in landfills is organic material such as food…
Compost: Hot and steamy all year long!
The compost piles at the SEEDS Farm at Historic Barns Park have been steaming all winter, despite the cold weather! Composting often does stop or slow down during this time…
Happy National Apprenticeship Week!
Hi Friend! Apprenticeships are a proven training method for employers to build a talent pipeline of highly skilled, educated employees and are one of the many ways that SEEDS is creating…
Igniting Environmental Passion through Artistry
Nature has long been a source of inspiration for artists. Every tree, every leaf, every nook can be enjoyed for its uniqueness when we dare to look close enough. We…
Why Wetlands Are Important
Wetlands, or areas that are regularly or periodically saturated with water, are essential parts of the Grand Traverse Bay Watershed.
Upcycling into Lumber
Upcycling into Lumber Posted by SEEDS on Apr 06 , 2022 - 02:33 pm Click Here for Wood Rescue Items for Sale Above: EcoCorps Assistant Crew Leader Caitlin mills a tree trunk next to the SEEDS Workshop at Historic Barns Park in Traverse City. SEEDS EcoCorps is giving new life to downed trees! Locally-felled oak, [...]
