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The Little Forks Conservancy permanently protects and improves natural environments in mid-Michigan by leading and inspiring actions that conserve vital habitats and waterways for the benefit of our entire community.
Since 1996, we’ve protected over 4,129 acres of land, 26 miles of waterways, and 10 miles of trails. We strive to have places in nature that inspire connections and communities, serve as a healing and educational space, and allow all ages and abilities access to nature - now and for future generations to come. |
Three Ponds: Closed to the Public - 4/15/2025
Our Three Ponds preserve will be closed to the public as we are officially starting construction on the parking lot!
We are more than excited to break ground on this parking area, so that preserve visitors can safely access this beautiful 42-acre property on the edge of Midland and Bay County. Check back for updates on when this preserve will re-open to the public!
To read more about Three Ponds, head to our page here!
We are more than excited to break ground on this parking area, so that preserve visitors can safely access this beautiful 42-acre property on the edge of Midland and Bay County. Check back for updates on when this preserve will re-open to the public!
To read more about Three Ponds, head to our page here!
Get involved & news
The 106 acre Nelson property will be the Conservancy's fourth nature preserve along the Tittabawassee River. The project will provide the community with accessible walking trails, educational opportunities, and partnerships with local organizations to utilize the land and its resources. Read more about the Nelson project.
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In 2021, Little Forks acquired 42-acres and finalized a conservation easement of 172-acres, raising the total land protected to over 4,000-acres. Read more about these two properties.
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