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Project R.E.D. (Rural Education Day)

The Huron Conservation District has participated in Project R.E.D., sponsored by the Huron County Farm Bureau, since it began.  Project R.E.D. is a day hundreds of students gather at the Huron Community Fairgrounds and visit various educational and hands-on stations where many volunteers and FFA clubs explain and/or demonstrate how agriculture and our natural resources play a role in all our lives.

Group of children watching a presentation in a barn-style room, with adults leading the activity.
A model landscape on a table with roads, toy cars, green areas, a river, and miniature buildings.
Adults supervise children with educational materials on a table as a group of young listeners watch attentively.
A table displaying plants, rocks, and educational materials, likely part of a workshop or demonstration.
Adults and children engaging in an indoor activity, possibly a workshop or educational event.
A garage with tables displaying plants and a toy train set, with a truck parked outside.
Group of children watching a presentation in a barn-style room, with adults leading the activity.
A model landscape on a table with roads, toy cars, green areas, a river, and miniature buildings.
Adults supervise children with educational materials on a table as a group of young listeners watch attentively.
A table displaying plants, rocks, and educational materials, likely part of a workshop or demonstration.
Adults and children engaging in an indoor activity, possibly a workshop or educational event.
A garage with tables displaying plants and a toy train set, with a truck parked outside.