Little Forks Conservancy
| Our mission | 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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| Needs |
LFC AmbassadorAs an ambassador, you are informed on the programs at Little Forks and the role Little Forks plays in the community. These volunteer may be contacted when tabling events happen to accompany a staff member or man a booth on your own for some timePreserve MonitorPreserve Monitors are formally trained and visit the preserves/natural areas three times a year to ensure the property is being used properly and act as unbiased eyes on the property.Preserve StewardPreserve Volunteers help build trail, remove invasive species, complete plantings and participate in citizen science projects on the preservesStream SamplingBiannual Stream Sampling on the Cedar River in Gladwin County. Volunteers will pick out macroinvertebrates collected by a trained volunteer in the water. Leadership and in the water collection are formally trained volunteers, a training held once a year. |
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| How you help |
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| About us | We are a small non-profit based in Midland, MI and since 1996, we’ve protected over 4,023 acres of land, 23 miles of shoreline and maintain 860 acres open to the public with 10 miles of trail across 5 nature preserves. We strive to have places in nature that inspire connections and communities, serve as a healing and educational space, and allow all ages and abilities access to nature – now and for future generations to come. |
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