To conserve its natural environment as a sanctuary for native plants and animals and to serve as a community resource for environmental education that fosters an understanding, appreciation, and stewardship ethic for our natural world.
To protect the natural diversity and beauty of northeast Michigan by preserving significant land and scenic areas and fostering appreciation and understanding of the environment.
To support the first international wildlife refuge in North America. We work with partnerships to protect, conserve, and manage the Refuge’s wildlife and habitats; to create exceptional conservation, recreational, and educational experiences; and to develop the next generation of conservation stewards.
To protect, defend, and improve the Detroit River through community-based stewardship and restoration, now and for future generations.
Preserving the Yellow Dog Watershed in its most natural state for the use of the public, now, and for the benefit of future generations.
To protect our lakes, streams, wetlands, and groundwater through respected advocacy, innovative education, technically sound water quality monitoring, thorough research, and restoration actions.
To conserve, care for and enhance the connection of people to Walloon Lake and its watershed, now and forever.
To protect the natural diversity and beauty of northern Michigan by preserving significant land and scenic areas, and fostering appreciation and understanding of the environment.
Conserving the land, water and scenic character of Leelanau County.
Our mission is that through mutual love and respect, we teach people to be faithful caretakers of one another and the world around us.