Leelanau Conservancy’s is a 501(c)3 land trust whose mission is to conserve the land, water, and scenic character of Leelanau County.

Church in Cambridge, Minnesota

Activities include managing databases by creating and updating profiles for donors, partners, and volunteers. Utilizing the database to generate letters, reports, and mailing lists. Providing support for financial processes like deposits, gift entry, acknowledgments, and documentation. Handling office management duties, such as scheduling facility maintenance, supporting office meetings, ordering supplies, and welcoming visitors. Assisting with annual compliance tasks and other administrative responsibilities. Collaborating with staff members on various projects, including special events, trainings, and research.

Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council is dedicated to protecting our lakes, streams, wetlands, and groundwater through respected advocacy, innovative education, technically sound water quality monitoring, thorough research, and restoration actions. We achieve our mission by empowering others and we believe in the capacity to make a positive difference. We work locally, regionally and throughout the Great Lakes Basin to achieve our goals. Since 1979, the Watershed Council has protected the water resources of Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, and Emmet Counties. The Watershed Council speaks for our members, including full-time and seasonal residents, lake associations, and businesses. We work to maintain the environmental integrity and economic and aesthetic values of the Great Lakes, inland lakes, rivers and streams, wetlands, and groundwater. Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council's service area includes the water resources in Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, and Emmet Counties. We are dedicated to preserving the heritage of Northern Michigan - a tradition built around our magnificent waters. Water resources in our service area include: -More than 2,500 miles of rivers and streams -Multiple blue-ribbon trout streams -14 lakes larger than 1,000 acres -38 lakes between 100-1,000 acres -148 lakes that are less than 10 acres -363,998 acres of wetlands according to 2006 Landcover Statistics