Bladen County, NC – The Bladen Soil & Water Conservation District proudly announced its district winner for this year’s prestigious honor. Jackson Bridgers, a promising junior from East Bladen High School, has been selected as the Bladen Soil and Water Conservation District representative to attend the esteemed annual Resource Conservation Workshop.
The district supervisors meticulously choose students vying for this coveted opportunity, emphasizing their fervent interest in conservation and environmental stewardship. The Resource Conservation Workshop promises to be a week-long immersion into many conservation topics, demanding unwavering attention and active participation from its attendees.
The workshop, slated for June 16-21, will unfold against the backdrop of North Carolina State University’s esteemed campus. Participants can anticipate a rigorous schedule designed to deepen their understanding of natural resources and their management in today’s ever-evolving environmental landscape.
Dean Morris, Director of the Bladen Soil and Water Conservation District, congratulated Jackson Bridgers on his remarkable achievement. Pictured alongside Jackson, Morris emphasized the significance of nurturing the next generation of environmental stewards and applauded Bridgers for his dedication to conservation efforts.
As Jackson Bridgers prepares to embark on this transformative journey, the Bladen Soil & Water Conservation District extends its best wishes for a fruitful and enriching experience. With a commitment to fostering environmental awareness and advocacy, Bridgers stands poised to make a meaningful impact at the Resource Conservation Workshop, serving as a beacon of inspiration for his peers and community.
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