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Conservation Needs Assessment Survey for Gladwin County Conservation District
The Gladwin Conservation District provides education, technical assistance, partnerships, and contacts for local resources to help our residents conserve their lands and our environment for a cleaner, healthier, economically stronger County.

Every five years, the Gladwin County Conservation District (GCCD) looks for feedback about natural resources and conservation in our county. This survey helps us prioritize resources for the most important needs identified by our residents, helping us to promote and implement voluntary conservation.

This survey can be completed online or by paper copy. For a paper copy, please contact the GCCD at 989-426-9461 ext. 5 or visit www.gladwincd.org. Completed surveys can be emailed to Tristan.Hewitt@macd.org or mailed 1501 North State Street, Gladwin, MI 48624.  

All responses will be kept anonymous. Please complete surveys by September 30, 2022.
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How do you live, work, or play in Gladwin County? *
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Which programs and services are you aware of in Gladwin County? *
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Rank the land / water resources within Gladwin County based on the importance to the community with #1 being the most important resource: *
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Agriculture/Farm Land
Forests/Woodlands
Non-farmed lands (backyard, prairies, meadows, open lands)
Water (drinking water, lakes, rivers, steams, ponds, wetlands)
Parks and open land
Rank the top three water quality (drinking water, lakes, streams, ponds, wetlands) priorities we should focus on in the next 5 years: *
City / Village stormwater runoff
Drinking water / groundwater
Farmland water runoff
Invasive species
Lakes / ponds
Rivers / streams
Septic systems
Wetlands
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Rank the top three forests / woodland priorities we should focus on in the next 5 years: *
Invasive species
Land loss due to housing, business, and farmland development
Sustainable forest management
Plant and wildlife habitat
Recreation / hunting access
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Rank the top three agriculture /farmland priorities we should focus on in the next 5 years: *
Animal manure (best practices)
Farm chemicals / fertilizers (proper use and disposal)
Farmland preservation
Pollinator / wildlife habitat
Soil erosion / soil loss
Water quality / runoff
Water use / irrigation
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Rank the top three non-farmed lands (backyards, prairies, meadows, open lands) priorities we should focus on in the next 5 years: *
Invasive species
Non-farmed land loss due to housing, business, and farmland development
Pollinator populations
Recreational / hunting access
Wetlands
Wildlife habitat
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Rank the top three quality of life / human behavior priorities we should focus on in the next 5 years: *
Agriculture tourism
Household chemicals (proper use and disposal)
Invasive species / native plants
Lawn and garden
Land recreation (biking, hiking, hunting, etc.)
Parks and open spaces
Recycling / proper garbage disposal
Septic systems
Water recreation (boating, fishing, paddling, etc.)
Water runoff (rain barrels, rain gardens)
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The Gladwin County Conservation District provides the following programs and services.  Which are you aware of and / or have participated in?   *
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What additional actions, programs, and services would you like the Gladwin County Conservation District to add to help you, your land, and the community?
What is the 5-digit zip code of your home / residence or main property within Gladwin County? *
Select the setting that best describes your home / property in Gladwin County: *
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How do you prefer to receive information on programs and services available through the Gladwin County Conservation District? *
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Any additional comments:
Would you like to receive emails from the Gladwin County Conservation District about the results of the survey, events, and programs? *
Please leave your name and email address if you would like further correspondence:
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