Michigan Environmental Council Email Format
Public Policy OfficesMichigan, United States11-50 Employees
The Michigan Environmental Council is a public policy organization based in Lansing, Michigan, formed in 1980 as a 501(c)(3) charitable coalition of nearly eighty groups. It advocates for environmental reform through the political process, combining policy expertise with established connections to state and federal decision makers to influence public policy that supports clean water, clean air, preserved landscapes, and vibrant communities. The council convenes diverse partners—from public health practitioners to land conservancies and environmental justice advocates—to develop and promote policy solutions aimed at long-term environmental and community well-being. As a coalition-centered entity in the public policy space, it positions itself at the nexus of environmental advocacy and legislative and regulatory engagement in Michigan. Recent activity includes collaborative efforts with the Stefansson Arctic Institute on Michigan-related sustainability initiatives, demonstrating its ongoing role in convening partners around environmental conferences and shared objectives.