Mission Statement
Antrim Conservation District promotes the exploration and conservation of our natural resources.

Local Resources for Government Officials

Welcome!
Michigan’s Conservation Districts are “unique” local units of State Government, that utilize state, federal and private sector resources to solve today’s conservation problems. The guiding philosophy of all Conservation Districts is that decisions on conservation issues should be made at the local level, by local people, with technical assistance provided by the government. Though Conservation Districts are local units of state government, they are not funded by state dollars alone; therefore, Districts must seek funds from other public and private sources, charge for some services, and establish partnerships with local entities and individuals to achieve mutual goals for needed services.

Antrim Conservation District History
The Antrim Conservation District was formed May 25, 1944. The creation of the district was a significant event in Antrim County history because it was created by local farmers to conserve, improve and maintain the soil and to obtain efficient, appropriate and economical use of the land. The Antrim Conservation District is still here to protect Antrim Counties land and natural resources. Our district has incorporated technical programs and services to enhance and compliment an ever changing environment.