The Gratiot Conservation District is a Not-for-profit Organization that relies on outside funding sources such as grants and donations. We also have several fundraisers throughout the year including our Annual Tree Sale and sales of our Gratiot County Plat Books. Check out our store to see what else we have to offer!
You can help support the District by sending a tax-deductible donation to:
Gratiot Conservation District
301 E. Commerce Dr
Ithaca, MI 48847
Gratiot Conservation District
301 E. Commerce Dr
Ithaca, MI 48847
Opportunities for Advertising with the Conservation District in 2018
If you would like to participate in any of the following, please let me know. – Julie
For more information, stop into the office in the USDA Service Center at 301 E. Commerce Drive in Ithaca. You can also call the office at 989-875-3900 Ext 3009 or email us at GratiotConservationDistrict@gmail.com
- Silent Auction and Table Sponsorship at our Annual Meeting & Banquet in February
- Advertisements in the 2020 Plat Books – please contact me as soon as possible because
space is filling up fast! Billing will be in May of 2019. - Sponsor a Field Day or Special Event hosted by the Conservation District
- Partnerships/Grants/Allocations for specific projects we’re working on
If you would like to participate in any of the following, please let me know. – Julie
For more information, stop into the office in the USDA Service Center at 301 E. Commerce Drive in Ithaca. You can also call the office at 989-875-3900 Ext 3009 or email us at GratiotConservationDistrict@gmail.com
Conservation District Seeking Board Members
The Gratiot Conservation District has one opening on our Board of Directors and is seeking individuals who are interested in helping lead conservation efforts in the central Michigan area as either a Board member or Associate Board member.
You don’t have to be an expert at conservation to be on the Board; you just need a desire to serve your community and make a positive difference for the future of Gratiot County’s important natural resources. If you are interested in being considered for the position of Director or Associate Director, please let us know. Appointments to the Board will be conducted as needed, and elections are held each February.
Gratiot Conservation District is here to provide information and technical assistance to private landowners, local units of government, educational institutions and other citizens to better understand, plan, manage, protect and utilize the resources of Gratiot County.
Some of our current projects include a Pine River Watershed Management Plan, a Bad River Watershed Sedimentation Reduction plan, a Maple River Watershed Implementation Plan, the Michigan Pheasant Restoration Initiative (MPRI), wildlife habitat improvements, water quality testing, invasive species survey and treatment, conservation farming techniques, sales of conservation-related trees, shrubs & seeds, the Gratiot County Plat Book, the Hunting Access Program (HAP), and the Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP).
For more information, stop into the office in the USDA Service Center at 301 E. Commerce Drive in Ithaca. You can also call the office at 989-875-3900 Ext 3009 or email us at GratiotConservationDistrict@gmail.com
The Gratiot Conservation District has one opening on our Board of Directors and is seeking individuals who are interested in helping lead conservation efforts in the central Michigan area as either a Board member or Associate Board member.
You don’t have to be an expert at conservation to be on the Board; you just need a desire to serve your community and make a positive difference for the future of Gratiot County’s important natural resources. If you are interested in being considered for the position of Director or Associate Director, please let us know. Appointments to the Board will be conducted as needed, and elections are held each February.
Gratiot Conservation District is here to provide information and technical assistance to private landowners, local units of government, educational institutions and other citizens to better understand, plan, manage, protect and utilize the resources of Gratiot County.
Some of our current projects include a Pine River Watershed Management Plan, a Bad River Watershed Sedimentation Reduction plan, a Maple River Watershed Implementation Plan, the Michigan Pheasant Restoration Initiative (MPRI), wildlife habitat improvements, water quality testing, invasive species survey and treatment, conservation farming techniques, sales of conservation-related trees, shrubs & seeds, the Gratiot County Plat Book, the Hunting Access Program (HAP), and the Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP).
For more information, stop into the office in the USDA Service Center at 301 E. Commerce Drive in Ithaca. You can also call the office at 989-875-3900 Ext 3009 or email us at GratiotConservationDistrict@gmail.com
