A message from the President

Dear ARCSE Family, As we move forward, one of the most valuable things we can do is stay connected. In a world that is constantly changing, our bond as retired conservation professionals remains a steady reminder of the meaningful work we have accomplished, and the even greater impact we continue to make through the relationshipsContinue reading “A message from the President”

ARCSE Recognizes National Leaders

Congratulations to our 2023-24 ARCSE award winners who were recently recognized at the 50th annual meeting in Myrtle Beach.  Barbara Osgood is the recipient of our Community Service Award. Barbara was recognized for her long-term impact on women’s careers in natural resource conservation and her involvement with a not for profit close to her heart.Continue reading “ARCSE Recognizes National Leaders”

Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month

R. Pooh Vongkhamdy Asian American and Pacific Islander Month is celebrated in May. This is an annual celebration that recognizes the historical and cultural contributions of individuals and groups of Asian and Pacific Islander descent to the United States. Pooh Vongkhamdy has served as the Rhode Island State Conservationist for the USDA Natural Resources ConservationContinue reading “Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month”

ARCSE Volunteer and Communications Survey

The Association of Retired Conservation Service Employees (ARCSE) developed a survey of their membership to assess their interest in volunteering to mentor newly hired Natural Resource Conservation Service employees, work as an Earth Team volunteer, and work with the ACES program.  Additionally, the survey asked to rate the communications methods ARCSE currently employs to communicateContinue reading “ARCSE Volunteer and Communications Survey”