Water Quality

Living in Michigan, water is everywhere we turn. The State of Michigan contains over 3,000 miles of shoreline, 36,000 miles of flowing water, and over 11,000 inland lakes. The Muskegon Conservation District is here to protect all of your water resource needs. The District has been involved in multiple aspects of water resource protection ranging in activities from stream monitoring, to aquatic organism identification, and shoreline restorations.

The District has the ability to work with local landowners, municipalities, and government entities to tackle local watershed issues. The District has worked to acquire a highly qualified staff as well as the required tools to have the ability to solve the issues that come your way. Protecting the quality of the water resources is the responsibility of everyone who depends on and utilizes those resources. Whether it be sustainably reinforcing the eroding shoreline at your cabin, putting the end to algal bloom on your farm pond, or assessing the health of the local trout stream, the District is here to help. For more information on how the District can help you, please contact our office.