About Us
The Delta Conservation District is a unique local unit of government that was formed in 1950. The district is run by a five member board of local directors that are elected by county residents to four (4) year terms.
The mission of the Delta Conservation District is to assist all county residents with information, education, and technical services in all aspects of natural resource and/or environmental issues, specializing in local assistance to non-industrial private landowners, while promoting thoughtful conservation stewardship within the community for current and future generations.
All Conservation Districts are stand-alone entities who work with many state and local agencies. There are 75 conservation districts statewide with diverse, ever-changing programs adapted to each county's needs.
The Delta Conservation District is a unique local unit of government that was formed in 1950. The district is run by a five member board of local directors that are elected by county residents to four (4) year terms.
The mission of the Delta Conservation District is to assist all county residents with information, education, and technical services in all aspects of natural resource and/or environmental issues, specializing in local assistance to non-industrial private landowners, while promoting thoughtful conservation stewardship within the community for current and future generations.
All Conservation Districts are stand-alone entities who work with many state and local agencies. There are 75 conservation districts statewide with diverse, ever-changing programs adapted to each county's needs.
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HOURS:
Monday through Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM ADDRESS: USDA Gladstone Office 2003 Minneapolis Avenue Gladstone, MI 49837 PHONE: Phone: (906) 553-7700 |
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Delta Conservation District Employees
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