Berrien Conservation District
Managing your Natural Resources
Mission Statement
Mission Statement
The Berrien Conservation District strives to improve the quality of life in Berrien County by conserving our precious resources. We are focused on building a sustainable, knowledgeable and future-orientated community.
Established in 1946 as a local unit of government to protect the environment and Michigan's natural resources, we are here to help you start conservation planning today. We prioritize resources toward soil and water conservation, invasive species education, improving production agriculture, and the long-term viability of Berrien County's resources.
We are board-driven and monthly board meetings occur on the second Monday of each month at 12pm; exceptions occur when holidays land on a Monday. The public is welcome to attend the board meetings.
August 7 - September 9 - October 14 - November 11
Upcoming Events
No upcoming events
269-471-9111 x3 3334 Edgewood Road, Berrien Springs, MI 49103
2017 Berrien County Plat Books are available at our office! $35
We accept volunteers for programs and fundraisers.
Interested in future workshops and programs?
Interested in learning about MAEAP Verification?
Local farmers finding ways to make crops and environment 'greener' by adding Water Control Structures to their drain tile.
The Berrien Conservation District was very excited to invite WSBT's Danielle Kennedy out to interview Patrick Freehling of Baroda on Water Control Structures and their benefits to crop production and water quality! Click on the link to view the interview: (click on the white circle in the center of the corn to start the video after clicking the link)
http://wsbt.com/news/local/local-farmers-finding-ways-to-make-crops-and-environment-greener
Update 5/10/19 - Patrick Freehling passed away unexpectedly the morning of May 2, 2019 due to an accident. Our thoughts and prayers have been with his family and friends in this difficult time.
