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s„ I Our seed mixes aren't just About TPCD for ground cover The Teller-Park Conservation District was formed in 1942. Teller-Park Conservation District has worked m with experienced soil conservationists and seed As one of nearly 3000 conservation districts professionals to create seed blends that provide nationwide,we are helping people conserve ground cover to prevent erosion control and land,water,forests,wildlife and related natural palatable forage for cattle.These seed blends resources.We share a single mission to also enhance functionality of biological systems coordinate assistance from public,private,local, I� in our two counties. state,and federal partners to develop locally driven solutions for natural resource concerns. You may find that some seed mixes on the market include species that are poorly adapted Education is a vital part of our mission.We to our environment or worse,they include participate in local events and conduct 2018 species that are invasive and take over native workshops talking to folks about conservation grass stands. topics,such as noxious weeds.We also provide The seed mixes we sell are comprised of native education programs for school children and Grass & Wildflower species and non-invasive introduced species— adults.Stop by our office for more information and all are adapted to the unique climate and and to purchase custom seed mixes for native altitude of Teller and Park Counties. pasture,rangeland restoration,and pollinator- Seed Mixes friendly wildflowers—seed mixes specific to our Additional benefits altitude and growing conditions. Grass stands sown with these seed blends have We live,we die,and like the grass and trees, the added benefit of resilience and will renew ourselves from the soft earth. withstand the harsh conditions that can be Teller-Park Conservation District common to this area.These grasses also PO Box 2027 Chief Joseph,Nez Perce provide suitable forage and necessary cover for 800 Research Drive,Suite 160 1840-1904 wildlife of the Pikes Peak region. Woodland Park,CO 80863 Phone Office Hours: A Word about Native Species (719)472-3671 Native species are adapted to local seasons, droughts,fire,etc.and may lead to greater Email Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 am—4:00 pm survival than introduced species.Native species tellerparkcdCcDgmail.com are better for birds,pollinators,and other insects and wildlife.Wildlife—big and tiny— requires a healthy,functional biological system. Teller-Park Conservation District USDA is an equal opportunity provider,employer,and lender.