The mission of the Muskegon Cons

JOB POSTING!

PROGRAMS
     Stormwater
     Forestry
     Groundwater
     Agriculture
     Education
     Stream Restoration
     Critical Dunes
     Native Landscaping

WATERSHEDS
     Bear Creek & Lake
     White River / Lake
     Duck Creek
     Mona Lake
     Muskegon River
     Cedar Creek

WHO WE ARE
     Staff & Board
     Contact Us
     Office Location
     Public Parcels

SUPPORT US!

MERCHANDISE

RECYCLING!

PUBLICATIONS
     Cooperator Agreement

     Seedling Catalog

Seedling Order Form

Natural Resource
Assessment (Goals)

Ecological Impact
Assessment

2006 Annual Report

illicit discharge hotline

HOUSEHOLD
HAZARDOUS
WASTE

Waste Drop Off

Location: 1300 Keating Rd. Muskegon, 49442

Date/Time: 2nd and 4th Friday of each month (May-October) 1:00-2:30 pm

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Hazardous Household Drop-Off List

Alkaline Batteries (no car batteries) Spray Paint (No Latex paints)

Flammable fuels (gas, kerosene, diesel) Motor Oil & antifreeze

Pesticides & Herbicides Mercury (thermometers etc.)

Questions about Acceptable Items? Contact Greg Leverence (Solid Waste Supervisor)

(231) 724-6001

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Household Hazardous Waste Drop Off-(Acceptable Items & Map)

Solid Waste Directory (Muskegon County 2007)

View Muskegon's List of Acceptable items for Recycling

View Muskegon's 2006 Recycling Schedule

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Conservation

Formed in 1938, the Muskegon Conservation District remains an active participant in conservation of natural resources

Preservation

The District works to integrate sustainability into forest management and preserve 957 acres in Muskegon County for public use

Restoration

Local volunteers help control exotic species and restore urban environments at the Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve

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    The mission of the Muskegon Conservation District is serving, educating, and empowering our community
    for natural resource protection by providing site-specific technical assistance and information to landowners in
    all aspects of natural resource management.

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