Kent Conservation District Grand Rapids Michigan

Kent Conservation District Grand Rapids Michigan is a local unit of state government based in Northview, Michigan. The organization employs five individuals and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. As a Conservation District, Kent Conservation District Grand Rapids Michigan focuses on protecting and enhancing the natural resources of Kent County through voluntary programs for both rural and urban landowners. The organization offers a range of services designed to support sustainable land management practices. These include habitat restoration assistance, Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assistance (MAEAP) verification, support with Farm Bill Programs, and technical assistance to all landowners. Kent Conservation District Grand Rapids Michigan distinguishes itself through its commitment to voluntary programs, collaborating with landowners to find solutions tailored to their specific needs and goals. Their expertise spans a variety of areas, ensuring they can provide comprehensive support for a diverse range of landowners. For more information about Kent Conservation District Grand Rapids Michigan and their programs, visit their website at kentconservation.org.