Grand Traverse Conservation

The Antrim Conservation District, located in Bellaire, MI, has been dedicated to the conservation and protection of Antrim County's natural resources since 1944. Their mission focuses on promoting informed usage and protecting land and water resources through various programs, including forestry management, native plant sales, and educational initiatives. The district is staffed by a team of experts who oversee a range of conservation efforts, including recycling management, water quality, and habitat restoration. Through community engagement and partnerships, the Antrim Conservation District fosters a collaborative approach to preserving the unique environments of Antrim County. Generated from the website

The Manistee Conservation District in Bear Lake, MI is dedicated to promoting environmental conservation and sustainable land management practices. Through various programs and initiatives, the district works to educate and engage the community in efforts to preserve and protect natural resources for future generations. Generated from their business information

Since 1972, the Little Traverse Conservancy has evolved to become one of the most established and effective regional land trusts in the country. From a small group of dedicated volunteers, the organization has now grown to a full-time professional staff and more than 150 volunteers. We are funded entirely by individuals and receive no government funding for operations. The Little Traverse Conservancy is a broad coalition of individuals, families, and businesses who agree that the acquisition and protection of natural land is important if we are to retain the quality of life which makes northern Michigan so attractive. The Little Traverse Conservancy is supported entirely by people who willingly donate their time, talent, and financial support to protect irreplaceable natural land. The Little Traverse Conservancy represents people's willingness to put their money where their heart is to protect natural land. We seek to adorn our communities, as they grow, with beautiful open spaces. Just as an architect uses plantings and gardens to add to the aesthetic beauty of a building, we work to provide scenic views, open spaces, and wildlife habitat to enhance our communities.