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Care of our Town

From the Natural Resources Conservation Service, US Department of Agriculture:
 Just as they do on the farm, conservation practices on nonagricultural land can help increase food and shelter for birds and other wildlife, control soil erosion, reduce sediment in waterways, conserve water and improve water quality, inspire a stewardship ethic, and beautify the landscape.

Backyard Conservation shows you how conservation practices that help conserve and improve natural resources on agricultural land across the country can be adapted for use around your home. These practices help the environment and can make your yard more attractive and enjoyable. Most backyard conservation practices are easy to use. America's farmers and ranchers have been using these practices successfully for decades.
Whether you have rural acreage, a suburban yard, or a city lot, you can help protect the environment and add beauty and interest to your surroundings..."

Arbor Day Foundation
 Do your part to help the Conservation Advisory Council in its efforts to help preserve the natural beauty of the Town of Boston by joining the Arbor Day Foundation!

For your $10 fee, enjoy full membership benefits including a gift of ten trees to plant on your property. This is a great family project, and can make a great gift for loved ones. Plant the seeds of environmental awareness in your children that will grow over the years along with your new trees. 

In addition, the Arbor Day Foundation website is a great source of general tips and ideas for the planting and care of trees that are already part of our neighborhood. For more information, including educational materials, visit their website www.arborday.org or contact the

Arbor Day Foundation
211 N. 12th Street
Lincoln, NE 68506
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      • Don Buckley
    • First Responders >
      • Randy Seufert
      • Squad 2021
      • Tom Kyle
      • David Blank
      • Michael McCloud
    • Lions Club
    • Boston Town Band
    • Conservation Council
  • Places
    • Our Town
    • Businesses >
      • Rucker at 100
  • Calendar
    • Independence Day 2025
    • Brinkerhoff 2025
    • Memorial Day 2025
    • Fishing Derby 2025
    • Easter Egg Hunt 2025
    • Snowshoe 2025
    • Christmas Concert 2024
    • LEAF 2024
    • Library 2024
    • Total Eclipse 2024
  • News
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    • Planning Board