Welcome to Lapeer Land Conservancy 

Since 1994,  Lapeer Land Conservancy  (formerly known as Great Lakes Bioregional Land Conservancy)  has been assisting landowners who do not want their property subdivided or developed, by advising them of alternatives.


We have formed partnerships with such organizations as Citizens for Farmland Preservation and Quality Growth, Michigan Environmental Council, Six Rivers Regional Land Conservancy, Land Trust Alliance, Flint River Watershed Coalition, Lapeer Conservation District, and Lapeer County Ag. Preservation Board in an effort to bring land preservation issues to the attention of the landowners, land use professionals, government officials, and the general public.

Lapeer Land Conservancy is a nonprofit 501(c)3
charitable organization. 

Klam Road Wetland

Mission
The Lapeer Land Conservancy is a non-profit organization whose mission is to protect farmland and natural spaces, support educational programs, and create a network of land stewardship demonstration properties throughout Lapeer County and surrounding areas.

Conservation easements are accepted if they meet the criteria for advancing our mission.

Please call 810-664-5647 or send an email to ldorr@usol.com

Wild Lapeer will be held on May 11, 2013 on the grounds of
Chatfield School. (map)
Join us from 11am to 3pm this year! 

Go to our Calendar
for the next event!!!

Lapeer Land Conservancy regular meetings  take place
bi-monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 the Annex Building located at 287 W. Nepessing St. next to the Old Courthouse. 

Look at our
Calendar of Events
for more meeting dates. 

For more information about ways we can help you protect your property click here.