Chippewa Watershed Conservancy
| Our mission | Protect and restore Central Michigan’s land, water, and wildlife resources to improve the quality of life for all. |
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Chippewa Watershed Conservancy
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Outdoor and Environmental EducationPlan and lead environmental education hikes on the preserves.Citizen ScienceHelp us with wildlife monitoring, ecosystem restoration / rehabilitation, preserve monitoring, easement monitoring, and botanical surveys.Nature Preserve ManagementAssist with hiking trail construction and maintenance, sign installation, trash pick-up, bird house installation, trailhead maintenance, invasive species control and removal and more. |
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| Items we need |
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| How you help | Help plan, market and fundraise for CWC’s biggest annual fundraising event: our annual spring banquet. Assist with the development of organizational policies, annual operating budget and help recruit new board members. Help evaluate proposed nature preserve acquisitions and conservation easements, land stewardship projects and monitoring efforts, and similar projects. |
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| About us | Chippewa Watershed Conservancy is a nationally accredited land conservancy. The accreditation seal recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national standards for excellence, uphold the public trust and ensure that conservation efforts are permanent. |
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So awesome to see!
Looks like you're well on the way to your vertical mile. Next you should look into the Passport to Adventure https://www.chippewawatershedconservancy.org/passport-to-adventure-2/ or the Big tree Challenge https://www.chippewawatershedconservancy.org/the-big-tree-challenge/
We've got more than enough adventures to keep you busy this year!
Friday afternoon hike - 9/31 on the #BundyHillVerticalMileChallenge w/@Etheostomatt @cwc_mi
Went out this morning and checked a trail cam at Sylvan Solace Preserve. Here's a peaceful woodland video for your enjoyment.
Start the New Year off on the right foot. Of the left foot. Either way, let's go hiking! 🥾🥾
Almost all wild apples are handsome. They cannot be too gnarly and crabbed and rusty to look at.
- Henry David Thoreau
"Wild Apples"
The Atlantic
November 1862
The calendar may say it's still winter. But if we can find wildflowers, it's spring. Skunk cabbage FTW!
