Emmet Conservation District - Emmet County Michigan

Cooperator Agreement Groundwater Stewardship MAEAP Master Naturalist Program Workshops

Emmet County MSU Extension Little Traverse Conservancy Master Gardeners NRCS Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council

Our mission as stewards of the Environment is to improve the quality of life for residents of Emmet County, by protecting and conserving our natural resources, promoting sound sustainable agriculture practices, and providing educational opportunities for the community.

·	2011 Annual Report
·	2010 Annual Report
·	2009 Annual Report
·	2008 Annual Report

·	Wildlife Habitat Publications
·	Backyard Conservation
·	National Timber Tax
·	Forest & Tree Health Publications
·	Managing Michigan's Wildlife: A Landowner's Guide
·	Nest Structures, Feeders & Blinds
·	All About Birds

Friends

• Audrey Bauer
• Joyce Cather
• Terry Clayton
• Roxane Cook
• John Day
• Joel Donaldson
• Fran Gano
• Lawrence Goethals
• Stephen Hume
• Henry Lenick
• Susan Mallory
• Bob Rossman
• Patricia West

Donors
• Cydney Steeb
• Mike Tiedeck

Patron
• Pat Duffy
• Dee Irwin
• Russ LaBeau
• Marilynn Smith

If you are interested in supporting the District with a tax-deductible donation, please download and print the form, complete and send with payment to the District. Your donations are tax deductible under Section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Make a Donation

Welcome to the Emmet Conservation District Website, your gateway to natural resource management and source for environmental information and assistance.

A conservation district is a subdivision of state government. The Michigan Department of Agriculture enforces the rules for conservation districts. Conservation districts focus on natural resource problems and solutions, and promote sustainable agriculture practices.

There are 3000 conservation districts in the United States and, with almost one in every county, conservation districts improve the quality of life for every American. Conservation districts help in the following ways:

Provide local conservation leadership, teach the value of natural resources and encourage conservation efforts
Promote farm conservation practices that protect soil, water and related natural resources
Protect groundwater resources and our lakes, rivers and streams
Promote planting of trees and other land covers to hold soil in place, clean the air, provide cover for wildlife and beautify neighborhoods

Master Naturalist Program

Begins April 14

Master Naturalist Program

The Emmet Conservation District is operated similar to a nonprofit organization with initiatives and financial support coming from the local community. Your generous contributions will help to ensure the health and beauty of Emmet County's natural resources both for today and for future generations to come. If you are interested in supporting the District with a tax-deductible donation, please donwload and print the form, complete and send with payment to the District. Your donations are tax deductible under Section 170(c)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Make a Donation

Friend - $10+
Donor - $50+
Patron - $100+
Sponsor - $500+
Benefactor - $1,000+

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