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Relevant environmental or conservation news items are now posted in the MRS Facebook page. MRS Facebook Link The next quarterly meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 11, 2024. It will be a special meeting held at the RAM Conference Center near Roscommon, along the same lines as last December's meeting. Spouses and guests are welcome. Lunch will be held in the center's dining room. Membership dues payable to Stewards' treasurer Jim De Clerck. If you are not a member but interested in joining the Stewards information about membership can be obtained by contacting Mr. De Clerck: Click here for Mr. De Clerck's email |
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The Michigan Resource Stewards is an organization founded by natural resource and environmental professionals who spent years working or volunteering in the public and private sectors managing and protecting our natural resources and environment. The organization was formed in 1997 to continue the fight for protection of our environment and natural resources by the same people who had dedicated their working lives to this noble objective.
Since its inception the Michigan Resource Stewards has earned a reputation as an organization that uses sound science in arriving at positions on a wide variety of conservation and environmental issues. Individual members have testified before various commissions, boards and legislative committees, and serve on a variety of work groups to share the expertise and experience they have accumulated over decades of hands-on involvement. The Stewards oppose the politicization of resource management, or decisions based on unscientific principles, and are a respected and outspoken voice on behalf of the long-term use and conservation of Michigan's natural resources.
The Resource Stewards is an active member of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs. The Stewards bring an immeasurable amount of hands-on professional experience and credibility in all aspects of conservation and environmental protection, in both the public and private sectors.
MRS was inducted into the Michigan Environmental Hall of Fame in 2019 for its 22 years of service to Michigan.
