To connect people with nature through birding education and the conservation of wildlife habitat.

The Franklin County Conservation District is a political subdivision of state government, established in 1941 and charged with the conservation of the natural resources of Franklin County. We strive to provide resources and experiences to allow current and future generations to understand the importance and value of conservation while also administering technical and financial assistance programs related to natural resource concerns.

Improve the lives and economic well being of the people using researched based educational programs.

To encourage appreciation and conservation of wildflowers, wildlife, forests, wilderness areas, and other natural resources and cooperate with other agencies promoting these interests.

The mission of the Sustainability Manager and Sustainability Committee is to provide guidance on and lead projects that maintain balance between economic, social, and ecological needs of residents and businesses for today and future generations. Sustainable projects will help provide better transportation, buildings, neighborhoods, parks, and healthy places to work and live. The Sustainability team works with all departments and with the public for holistic project management.

Our mission is to connect high school and university students, teachers, and scientists through research, education, restoration, and community engagement.