Your Local Land Conservancy
North Oakland Headwaters Land Conservancy (NOHLC) is a private, non-profit, community supported, citizen run organization with 48 years experience in preserving open space and wetlands in northern Oakland County.
We have preserved 1,500 acres in six townships and two counties, with parcels ranging from a half acre to 250 acres. Since 1972, our mission has been to conserve the woods, fields, streams and other natural resources in the headwaters area of the Clinton, Shiawassee, Huron and Flint Rivers.
North Oakland Headwaters Land Conservancy (NOHLC) is a private, non-profit, community supported, citizen run organization with 48 years experience in preserving open space and wetlands in northern Oakland County.
We have preserved 1,500 acres in six townships and two counties, with parcels ranging from a half acre to 250 acres. Since 1972, our mission has been to conserve the woods, fields, streams and other natural resources in the headwaters area of the Clinton, Shiawassee, Huron and Flint Rivers.
Prevent an Extinction
There is a special wetland here in North Oakland County that supports a wide diversity of species including a tiny butterfly called the Poweshiek Skipperling.
NOHLC is raising funds to preserve the rare habitat the butterfly calls home. With less than 100 individuals left in the world, it is up to us to give this endangered species a fighting chance. Learn more on our Save the Poweshiek page.
Fundraising goal is $275,000
Total Raised to date $171,000
There is a special wetland here in North Oakland County that supports a wide diversity of species including a tiny butterfly called the Poweshiek Skipperling.
NOHLC is raising funds to preserve the rare habitat the butterfly calls home. With less than 100 individuals left in the world, it is up to us to give this endangered species a fighting chance. Learn more on our Save the Poweshiek page.
Fundraising goal is $275,000
Total Raised to date $171,000
Special thanks to The Carls Foundation for kicking off this campaign with a generous grant of $100,000 and The Consumers Energy Foundation for their generous grant of $50,000.
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