To promote, engage, facilitate enhanced appreciation, knowledge, preservation, and enjoyable access and use of the Shiawassee River as a valuable natural recreational resource for the families of the associated watershed communities, Michigan residents, and visiting tourists.

Facilitate the development of non-motorized recreational pathways, linking them to a growing network of Michigan trails. We will do this by creating awareness, raising funds, and coordinating efforts of individuals, civic groups, local businesses, and government entities.

Assist with the operation of the WLAC by joining a committee, volunteering at public events, or assisting in the office.

To conserve, care for and enhance the connection of people to Walloon Lake and its watershed, now and forever.

Each spring this group digs wildflowers that might otherwise be bulldozed under because of a house or driveway going in. They then sale the plants over Memorial Day Weekend at an annual Wildflower Rescue Plant Sale.

If you love being outside and want to make a difference, sign up for a workbee! Trail maintenance, planting trees and invasive species removal are among the many jobs our volunteers help with.

Conserving the land, water and scenic character of Leelanau County.

To protect significant natural, scenic and farm lands – and advancing stewardship – now and for future generations.

To manage the Grass River Natural Area, conserve and protect its watershed, and provide opportunities that increase knowledge, appreciation and community-wide stewardship of the natural environment.

The Little Forks Conservancy permanently protects and improves natural environments in mid-Michigan by leading and inspiring actions that conserve vital habitats and waterways for the benefit of our entire community.​

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