It is with warmest wishes and mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Louise Hammer, long time friend and administrative professional for the Chippewa Watershed Conservancy. Louise will...
December 2019 marks the end of a decade, and the end of another successful year of land conservation here at Chippewa Watershed Conservancy. This year saw the appointment of...
As an organization, we talk frequently about our mission to protect and restore Central Michigan’s land, water, and wildlife resources to improve the quality of life for all. It...
For Chippewa Watershed Conservancy, nature preserves are our bread and butter. Public preserves are the easiest avenue for us to create connections between our community and the environment.They are...
We know our preserves provide valuable wildlife habitat, but we don’t always know what wildlife is using the habitat. As much as we wish, we can’t be out on...
It is with warmest wishes and mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Louise Hammer, long time friend and administrative professional for the Chippewa Watershed Conservancy. Louise will be missed beyond measure and has been a dedicated and indispensable employee since March of 2014. Louise was hired by and worked alongside former executive director […]
December 2019 marks the end of a decade, and the end of another successful year of land conservation here at Chippewa Watershed Conservancy. This year saw the appointment of a new executive director, the official launch of a new education program and many hours of volunteer efforts to remove invasive species, educate the public and […]
As an organization, we talk frequently about our mission to protect and restore Central Michigan’s land, water, and wildlife resources to improve the quality of life for all. It is well and good that we talk about this mission, it keeps us grounded to our task, but there is another statement that is of equal […]