The Great Lakes Biochar Network aims to be a centralized hub for biochar information relevant to the Great Lakes region.

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The Great Lakes Biochar Network is in the process of hiring a new Program Coordinator (currently vacant)- check back for more information on who comes on board in the position and events coming up in 2022!

 

Support for the Great Lakes Biochar Networks is provided by MSU Project GREEEN and the Michigan DNR, Forest Resources Division.

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