Rooted in Conservation Since 1953
Rooted in Conservation Since 1953
Our Mission: To lead, facilitate, and promote the
exploration, appreciation, conservation, and restoration of our natural resources.
Through our efforts and collaboration with community partners, we strive to promote healthy waterways,
thriving forests, robust agriculture, and a community connection to nature throughout Gladwin County.
exploration, appreciation, conservation, and restoration of our natural resources.
Through our efforts and collaboration with community partners, we strive to promote healthy waterways,
thriving forests, robust agriculture, and a community connection to nature throughout Gladwin County.
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Our Summer 2026 Conservation Photo Contest is now open! Photos must be taken between June 21, 2026 & September 22, 2026 and have a natural resource or conservation theme such as: wildlife, landscapes, agriculture, etc. This is open to interpretation so be creative!
Deadline to submit photos is September 22, 2026 @ 11:59 PM (Autumn Equinox) Send any questions or inquiries to [email protected] or call (989)-256-3147
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Join the Gladwin Conservation District iNaturalist Project!
Have you ever found yourself saying, "I wonder what that cool creature is?" Well, today is the day you can stop wondering (hopefully)! We're launching the Gladwin Conservation District iNaturalist Project to highlight the amazing biodiversity around us, and we'd love for you to join in. You don't have to be a nature expert - you just have to be curious!
There's so much to discover right here in our own community. Whether you're taking a walk through the park, fishing at the lake, hiking a trail, or just spending time in your backyard, keep an eye out for the birds, wildflowers, butterflies, mushrooms, and other wildlife that make our area special. Getting started is easy: - Snap a photo. - Upload it to iNaturalist. - Help us document the plants and animals that call our community home. Be sure to follow the Gladwin Conservation District iNaturalist Project to see what your neighbors are finding, share your own observations, and help us build a community record of the incredible nature all around us. Every observation tells part of our community's story! Ready to join the adventure? |
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