
We save nature & you can too
Events

Native Plants &
Waterways
March 9
Educational Talk
@ Milford Senior Center
1050 Atlantic St
7:30pm

Rain Gardens Presentation
March 25th
@ Holly Township Library
10am - 11:30am
Attend the Blue Heron Headwaters presentation on Rain Gardens. More information and registration to come!

Our friend Jim Reed
On December 28, 2022, the conservancy lost a great friend: Jim Reed. He is survived by his wife Barbara, 4 children, 6 grandchildren, and 2 great grandsons. The Reeds joined the conservancy in 1994 and have been staunch supporters ever since. Jim served as Board President, volunteered countless hours and eventually received our Tom Bullen Award for outstanding service in 2008.
Jim cared deeply about the environment. In 1991, he led the Independence Township Groundwater Leadership team to properly dispose of batteries and oil and co-founded the "Independence Goes Green" conservation ballot initiative for Independence Township residence in 2008. He also volunteered for Clinton River cleanups, The Grand Traverse Land Conservancy, Citizens for Climate Change and numerous other organizations.
His contributions to the community and the environment are a lasting legacy that benefits us all.

Big Help For A Little Butterfly
Less than a 100 in the world!
A supporter is offering a 2:1 match to complete the $275,000 campaign to save the habitat for the critically endangered Poweshiek Skipperling Butterfly.
Your $50 becomes $150. Funds will be used to restore the butterfly's ecosystem in Davisburg, Michigan.


50 Years of Conservation
So Many Stories to Tell
“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” –Anne Frank
How Do I Get Involved?
Become part of our growing team
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Restore protected property
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Repair & maintenance of public spaces
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Seed collection and distribution
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Office work/home work

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