Welcome to Glacierland RC&D!
Welcome to the website of Glacierland Resource Conservation & Development, Inc.!  You may be wondering who we are, where we are, and what we do.  Our website will give you all that information. We hope you will enjoy getting to know us a bit as you explore our site.

Glacierland RC&D is located in Northeastern Wisconsin, with our office in Green Bay (in our new location -- see our "Contact Us" page).  We administer programs and provide technical support for a nine county area plus the Oneida Nation.  The counties included in our area are Brown, Calumet, Door, Fond du Lac, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Sheboygan, and Winnebago. 

Glacierland RC&D joins with the six other RC&D Councils in our state to comprise the Wisconsin Association of RC&D Councils, Inc., which, in turn, participates in the North Central Region of RC&D Councils (covering Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio).  Overseeing all of the Regions across the nation is the National Association of RC&D Councils, based in Washington, DC.  There are 375 RC&D Councils across the country, covering over 90% of the country's land mass.

Our Fall/Winter 2008 newsletter is out.  Click here to read some updates on projects.

Our Mission Statement
Coordinate and enhance resource conservation and rural and urban opportunities in northeast Wisconsin through private and public partnerships.

Our Vision Statement
A coalition of citizens, local government, and agency personnel working for the better management of all resources in the Glacierland RC&D area, including the right to farm that is environmentally friendly.

Glacierland RC&D Endowment Fund

and the North East Wisconsin (NEW) Conservation Corps

In 2006, Glacierland RC&D established the Glacierland RC&D Endowment Fund.  This new Fund will be a permanent source of funding ensure the sustainability of Glacierland RC&D and to support the newly-established North East Wisconsin (NEW) Conservation Corps. The NEW Conservation Corps will employ people, young and older -- underserved young adults, retirees, college students, and economically and socially disadvantaged individuals.  These employees will be involved in projects to enhance our communities' social, economic and natural resources. For more information, click here.