HeadWaters Land Conservancy

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HeadWaters Land Conservancy Protecting the natural diversity and beauty of northeast Michigan The largest natural lands left in all of Lower Michigan are right here in our back yard.

Not to mention many of Michigan’s most important watersheds, including the Lake Huron Shoreline. When these precious lands are misused or overdeveloped we all suffer - those who are attracted to the region for its beauty and numerous outdoor activities, and those whose livelihoods stem from its abundant resources.

10/15/2026

Your Ogemaw Parcel gift can go twice as far. We have a match in place to help protect this 30 acre wetland and tamarack bog in Ogemaw County. Every matched dollar brings us closer to permanently protecting this important habitat and wildlife corridor. If you’ve been thinking about giving to the project, now is a great time.

Your legacy can include the places you love. Estate planning is one way to make sure the land, wildlife and outdoor plac...
10/11/2026

Your legacy can include the places you love. Estate planning is one way to make sure the land, wildlife and outdoor places that matter to you continue to be protected for future generations. A gift through your estate can make a lasting difference to conservation, while fitting into your broader financial and charitable plans. If you’re considering a legacy gift, we encourage you to talk with your financial advisor or estate planning professional.

Support HeadWaters Land Conservancy to protect northeast Michigan's natural beauty. Every donation helps preserve our land for future generations.

One week until Haunted Boardwalk! Join us October 17 for an evening at the Sturgeon River Nature Preserve that is a litt...
10/09/2026

One week until Haunted Boardwalk! Join us October 17 for an evening at the Sturgeon River Nature Preserve that is a little different from your usual visit. Come walk the boardwalk, brave the spooky surprises and enjoy one of our favorite fall traditions. October 17 • Sturgeon River Nature Preserve

Wetlands do a lot of work. They hold water, help filter runoff, provide habitat and support an incredible variety of pla...
10/07/2026

Wetlands do a lot of work. They hold water, help filter runoff, provide habitat and support an incredible variety of plants and wildlife. The Ogemaw Parcel is a great example, with 30 acres of wetland and tamarack bog that we’re working to protect permanently.

We have a match for the Ogemaw Parcel! Thanks to a generous match grant, your gift toward this 30 acre wetland and tamar...
10/05/2026

We have a match for the Ogemaw Parcel! Thanks to a generous match grant, your gift toward this 30 acre wetland and tamarack bog can go twice as far. This property is part of an important wildlife corridor and protects headwaters in Ogemaw County. We’re working to raise the remaining funds needed to bring this property into permanent conservation. Help us meet the match and protect the Ogemaw Parcel.

Fall is showing off across northern Michigan. 🍂 If you’re looking for a place to enjoy the changing leaves, our preserve...
10/03/2026

Fall is showing off across northern Michigan. 🍂 If you’re looking for a place to enjoy the changing leaves, our preserves offer plenty of opportunities to slow down, explore and enjoy the season. Before you head out, check our website for preserve information and remember to respect posted closures and property boundaries.

Luneack Nature Preserve is closed to hikers during hunting season. As deer and other hunting seasons get underway, we ar...
10/01/2026

Luneack Nature Preserve is closed to hikers during hunting season. As deer and other hunting seasons get underway, we are closing Luneack to hiking to help keep visitors, hunters and wildlife safe. We’ll reopen the preserve when hunting activity has ended. Thank you for respecting the closure and helping us care for this special place.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! 💚To everyone who came out to Conservation Con on Saturday, whether you stayed all day o...
09/28/2026

Thank you, thank you, thank you! 💚

To everyone who came out to Conservation Con on Saturday, whether you stayed all day or popped in for a session, we are so grateful you were there. The questions you asked, the conversations you started, and the connections you made are exactly what this day was about.

Thank you to our incredible partners Otsego Conservation District and Huron Pines for making this happen alongside us. Thank you to our presenters, panelists, exhibitors, and volunteers for sharing your time and knowledge. And thank you to the Disaster Response Fund at Otsego Community Foundation and ITC Holdings Corp. for helping make it possible.

We hope you left with a resource, an answer, or a new contact you didn't have before. This region has been through a lot, and days like this remind us how strong our community is when we show up for each other.

Until next time! 🌲

09/26/2026

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Address

110 S Elm Avenue
Ga***rd, MI
49735

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19897310573

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