MUCC Conservation Policy Board
The MUCC Conservation Policy Board consists of 40 voting members, and is chaired by the Vice President. The voting members are as follows:
- Three members from each Region to represent affiliated clubs (27 members, elected at Convention)
- Eight Individual Members (not affiliated with a club) from each of the 8 geographical regions (appointed by the Vice President)
- One representative (appointed by the Vice President) from each of the five Policy Committees established under the bylaws: Wildlife, Fisheries, Shooting & Ranges, Parks & Trails, and Youth & Education
To view your Region Representatives on the MUCC Conservation Policy Board view here.
The MUCC Conservation Policy Board has quarterly meetings that are intended to represent significant organizational outreach, member engagement and leadership recruitment opportunities. This board is responsible for the conservation policy process of the organization, including debating and moving policy resolutions for consideration at MUCC’s Annual Convention.
Upcoming Conservation Policy Board meetings
Saturday, December 4 @ Ashley Sportsman's Club in Bannister, MI
Saturday, March 12 @ Little Bear Arena East in St. Ignace
December 2021 MUCC Conservation Policy Board meeting
The meeting will take place at Ashley Sportsman's Club on Dec. 4 at starting at 10:00 am. Ashley Sportsman's Club is located at 8554 S Mason Rd, Bannister, MI 48807. Google maps location.
DRAFT June 2021 Meeting Minutes
Lodging
The closest recommended hotel to Ashley Sportsman's Club is the Sleep Inn. Sleep Inn is located at 1101 Commerce Park Dr, Dewitt, MI 48820. Number to reserve rooms: (517) 669-8823. There are also hotels in St. Johns and Alma, depending on where you are coming from those may be more convenient. Please make your accommodations ASAP.
Policy Resolution Process
Grassroots Policy Process Flowchart
Proposed Resolutions awaiting action before the MUCC Conservation Policy Board for Dec. 2021 - If passed, goes to 2022 Annual Convention
Proposed Resolutions passed by the MUCC Conservation Policy Board heading to the 2022 Annual Convention