North Oakland Headwaters Land Conservancy

Preserving land, water, and wildlife in north Oakland County and beyond. Please join us; volunteer, make a donation, and walk our trails. Future generations are counting on you.

1,500
​Acres Preserved

7
​Public Preserves

4
​Rivers Headwaters Protected

FALL COMMUNITY IMPACT WEEKEND November 6 & 7, 2021​
Sign-up for you, your family, or your organization, come out and support NOHLC and make an IMPACT! It's fun too!

Sign-up

When: Saturday, November 6, 10-12am and/or Sunday, Nov. 7, 1--3pm
Where: Kimball Preserve, intersection of Perry Lake and Northview Road
What: Installing interpretive signs, trail clean-up
Who: Adults or families able to use tools and glue
Why: Improving the trails in the free nature preserve next to I-75
Instructions: Meet at the site dressed for the weather; boots and work gloves are recommended. A supervisor will show you how you can help.

Get Involved

Visit

Walk our trails. Discover nature that's right in your backyard.

Volunteer

All ages welcome! Get a hands on experience while learning about nature.

Donate

Leave your legacy and help protect the nature in your community.

Wild Night Out has come to a close. Thank you to all who participated and supported the event! 
Every little action you take makes a big difference. Below are stories of the work you are doing with your donations and time.

Tom Bullen Award 2021

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Congratulations to our wonderful volunteer Marilyn Zigarac on receiving our highest volunteer honor: the Tom Bullen Award. Not only has she served on our board of directors, she also is a performance auditor and makes sure our taxes and financials are on point. Thanks, to WNO sponsor Jim Nash from Pure Oakland Water for presenting the award.
#natureworthpreserving #volunteersrock #volunteeraward

Marilyn Zigarac and Jim Nash

Big Help for a Little Butterfly

Support the Campaign

​​We have a rare opportunity to prevent an extinction right here in our backyard. Scientists say there are only 100 tiny Poweshiek Skipperling butterflies left in the world. They live in a rare habitat that supports a wide variety of other plants and animals including songbirds, turtles and frogs.