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211 West Ganson, Suite 200 Jackson Michigan 49201 517-782-7404 |
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Mission Statement The District is a locally elected nonpartisan entity of state government, whose purpose is to promote wise land use decisions, based upon the capability of the natural resources of Jackson County, through technical assistance and education. |
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History Established in 1948, Jackson County Conservation District is a locally controlled agency of State government operating under Soil Conservation District Law 297- - - P.A. 1937 as amended. Created by concerned landowners and administered by an elected board of five directors. County residents vote in an annual election to fill any expired four-year term.
The Conservation District works for you and the community to achieve natural resource management for improved water quality, reduced soil erosion, farmland preservation, wetland preservation, wildlife habitat, clean air, energy conservation, and land beautification.
With direct technical assistance or referrals to other experts, we are your gateway to conservation. Resource professionals are available to assist you with your conservation needs. Contact our office for more information. |
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Jackson County Conservation District programs and services are offered on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, weight, height, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation and marital or family status. |
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Jackson County Conservation District E-Mail sharon.parker@mi.nacdnet.net |
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Jackson County Conservation District |
