Michigan's Conservation Districts
are "unique" local units of State Government, that
utilize state, federal, and private sector resources to assist
people with sustainable use and protection of the natural resources
on their lands.
Conservation Districts continually scan the needs of their
local communities, work with other conservation minded partners to set local priorities, and develop action
plans to solve natural resources problems. The delivery of
these efforts by Conservation Districts allows citizens to
manage their private lands for a cleaner, healthier Michigan.
The Branch County Conservation District is governed by a locally
elected, five-member Board of Directors. The Directors make decisions regarding the District's programs and activities
and hire qualified staff. The staff provide information, technical
assistance, workshops, public education, cost-share opportunities,
as well as affordable tress/shrubs to enhance wildlife and
reforestation.
Since it was organized in 1948, the Branch County Conservation District has provided for the care, use, and conservation of
our county's natural resources by creating an awareness of
conservation issues and by being the leader in providing innovative
assistance. Wildlife habitat development, reforestation projects,
surface and groundwater protection and environmental education
are all a part of our effort to ensure that landowners preserve
their piece of Michigan
for their children and future generations.
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View our Newsletter here created in partnership with Farm Bureau, MSUE, USDA-FSA and Branch Conservation District.
65987 Branch County News
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No-Till Drill Sign-ups are open for 2012 spring planting.
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Prescribed Burn Assistance Available at the Branch Conservation District - Call us for more information and see our Drop Down under "Programs & Assistance" for agreement option 1 (Please Call for Option 2.)
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Swan Creek Migratory Waterfowl Restoration Project
In partnership with U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service the
Branch Conservation District is offering the opportunity to create restorations on land within the Swan Creek Watershed.
Tree plantings, waterfowl wetlands, warm season grass plantings, exclusion fencing, and more are included as possible projects.
Additional funds are being added to this projects pot for
2011-2012.
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Branch Conservation District

Scenes from our fall MiCorps,
Coldwater River Stream Sampling Days


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February 11, 2012
Branch County Conservation District
EXPO and annual Meeting
Keynote Speaker:
Kenneth Kesson
(Michigan DNR Wildlife Biologist)
Topic - MDNR: Hunter and Private Lands Program & (HAP)
Please RSVP soon for Lunch.
$5.00 Donation Requested.
February 14, 2012
387 N. Willowbrook Ave.
Coldwater, MI 49036
Open to the public. 7:00 p.m.
February 20, 2012
See us at Farmer's Day
April 20 and 21
Annual Spring tree sale.
Order forms will be out in January.
Is there something special you need? Let us know!
June 23rd, 2012
Native Plant Workshop
and Sale
Please call for reservations.
July 28, 2012
Prairie River Watershed Tour
Please call for reservations.
(517) 278-2725
In August, See us at the Branch County Fair
Watch for our Farm Field Day!
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MiCorps Stream Monitoring
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**********Attention********
Hispanic and/or Women
Farmers or Ranchers
Special Notice for these parties under our
Farm Bill 08 drop down.
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For more information on any of
these projects please call or email
Kathy
Branch Conservation District .
kathy.worst@mi.nacdnet.net
(517) 278-2725 ext. 5
387 N. Willowbrook Rd
Suite F
Coldwater, MI 49036
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