Haiden Johnson, a conservation educator in central Iowa, has been recognized for her dedication to the community. The Madison County Conservation educator received a Governor’s Volunteer Award during a ceremony Tuesday in Urbandale.
Service and Dedication
She was honored by AmeriCorps for three years of service. Johnson shares her passion for conservation through educational programs across Madison County.
Gov. Kim Reynolds said in a news release, ‘Those being recognized are the people who invest in others without expecting anything in return—except, of course, for the fulfillment that comes from doing their part to give back to their community. This collective impact is nothing short of remarkable.’
Original reporting: KCCI Des Moines — read the source article.
