Sustainable Gardening Presentation
Mark your calendars for
Native Plant Sale & Workshop Thursday May 24!
"How soil conservation efforts
saved Grand Haven's Dewey Hill"
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| Rain Barrel Workshop at Earth Day Fair |
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| Planting Tamarack Seedling for a salt spray protection. |
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Annual Meeting held Tuesday March 6 2012.
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| Native Tree and Plant Descriptions | |
| Critical Dune Vegetation Removal Assurance | |
| Forestry Assistance | |
| Groundwater Stewardship Program / MAEAP | |
| Gypsy Moth | |
| Invasive Species Control | |
| Backyard Habitat |
Our Mission is to be your local resource for natural resource management, helping people conserve, maintain and improve our natural resources and environment for future generations in Ottawa County.
| Public Board Meetings - 1st Tuesday of the Month |
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7:00 PM at
Grand Haven Service Center 16731 Ferris Street Grand Haven, MI 49417 |
The Ottawa Conservation District is a locally controlled resource management District created by concerned landowners and administered by a publicly elected board of directors. It was organized as a local unit of State government on May 9, 1938 under Michigan Law. The District provides local coordination for many State and Federal land and water management programs, cooperates with local government units to positively influence private land management decisions, and provides management assistance to landowners in Ottawa County.