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conservation

 Conservation efforts to restore, improve, and protect the quality of the environment through educational programs and action are a major focus of the club.   


The Healthy Yard Pledge


“I pledge to take care of my yard without synthetic pesticides, weed killers and fertilizers except on rare occasions to resolve an infestation or to improve habitat for native plants and wildlife. I also pledge not to throw pharmaceuticals or chemicals down my drains or toilets.”


Make a difference


The majority of land in the United States is owned by private citizens like us and together we can make a real difference. Studies have shown that even very small amounts of pesticides, fertilizers and pharmaceuticals in our water can adversely impact human health. Taking the pledge is an important and simple step to a cleaner safer water supply.


The Garden Club of America thanks Diane Lewis, MD, founder of The Great Healthy Yard Project and member of the Bedford Garden Club, Zone III For Starting The Healthy Yard Pledge. www.tghyp.com  

GCA Resources 

  • Link to GCA Position Papers

Shirley Meniece conference, Denver, Co - 2019

         Trustees'  with Senator Johnny Isakson in February 2018

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