The Livingston Land Conservancy
P.O. Box 236
Brighton, MI 48116-0236
(810) 229-3290
info@livingstonland
conservancy.org
A nonprofit organization protecting the natural
heritage and rural character of the Greater
Livingston County Area
Welcome to the Livingston Land Conservancy! The Livingston Land Conservancy works with landowners and communities to protect open space within this southeastern county of Michigan.
The Livingston County area is blessed with a rich diversity of natural features. Fifty major lakes and a network of wetlands provide a resource of immeasurable value. Add to this a wide variety of forests and farmlands abundant with wildlife.
Round Lake Woods Conservation Campaign!
Help us preserve a unique property that will protect excellent wildlife habitat and long-term water quality for Round Lake in Hartland by making a tax-deductible donation for its purchase. To help out in this important project, download a flyer that has the details and a donation form. Thank you!.
CONSERVANCY LOSES FRIEND AND DEDICATED SUPPORTER, KERNIE KING
On April 18, 2010, the Livingston Land Conservancy lost a dear friend and outstanding supporter of our mission. Longtime board member and Stewardship Chair, Kernie King passed away after a courageous five year battle with cancer. A gifted nature photographer, enthusiastic land preservationist, and retired engineer, Kernie was born in Howell and spent his entire life there. He joined the Conservancy in the early 1990’s and has been a major contributor, both in his work efforts and financially, to the Conservancy’s growth and success since, especially in the stewardship and monitoring of Conservancy-protected properties.
Kernie will be dearly missed by the many, many friends whose lives he touched. The Conservancy and Livingston County has benefitted tremendously from his passion and love of the natural outdoors. To make a donation to the Conservancy in Kernie’s name, please click here.
Please join us: Help us to protect this natural beauty by becoming a member of the Livingston Land Conservancy.
Volunteer: The Conservancy is always in need of volunteers - even to visit and photograph beautiful landscapes.
Newsletters: Download recent editions of our newsletters in Adobe PDF format (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader).