Newsletter Archive
April 6, 2022
Letter from the Executive Director
In preparation for this newsletter, I have been ruminating on the duality of fire. I am in awe of the two faces of this elemental wonder. It has the capacity to bring life back to depleted landscapes and, when left untended, the ability to consume
April 6, 2022
Andrew Lidral channels his appreciation for nature through volunteering
Get to know LCWM volunteer Andrew Lidral.
April 6, 2022
Meet the volunteers setting your favorite nature preserves on fire
Get to know LCWM's Prescribed Burn Crew volunteers.
April 6, 2022
Conservation easement owners can help reintroduce fire to Michigan forests
Over 50 percent of Michigan’s forests, savannas, and barrens are in private ownership. That means ensuring they are protected and restored depends on conservation-minded landowners and support from organizations like the Land Conservancy.
April 6, 2022
Muskegon County opens the southern 214 acres of Dune Harbor County Park
Thanks to the support of many generous donors, the southern portion of Dune Harbor County Park is now open to the public.
April 6, 2022
The Highlands is now protected by a conservation easement
The Highlands is now protected by a conservation easement.
April 6, 2022
Six acres added to Kuker-Van Til Nature Preserve
A generous neighbor to the preserve has donated 6 acres to expand the protected natural area.
October 19, 2021
Water: Fall Newsletter 2021
This fall's newsletter is centered around all the ways land conservation supports the quality of our watersheds. In this issue, you'll read about the Land Conservancy's strategy for protecting West Michigan's Big Forests & Wild Rivers, a project to daylight an underground stream at The
October 19, 2021
Letter from the Executive Director
Executive Director Kim Karn reflects on this fall's newsletter theme: Water.