Defined by the Cedar River, Mitchell County Conservation is located in north central Iowa along the Minnesota border. We are home to the western-most trout streams in Iowa, beautiful river bluffs, and rich woodlands, wetlands, and prairie. Additionally, the Mitchell CCB manages 6 parks, along with 39 other natural areas, historic sites, river access points and wetlands encompassing some 3,038+ acres across the county.

Conservation Staff

Mike Miner Director

Daniele Dorsey Office Manager

Chelsea Rowcliffe Naturalist

Austin Walk Natural Resource Technician

Andy Taets Outdoor Recreation Specialist

Brian Huffman Park Supervisor

Matt Nicholson Maintenance

Board Members

Bridget Chatfield

Lori King

Dennis Riley

Mark Ross

Mike Palsic

For additional information about the services, programs and facilities offered by the Mitchell CCB, please utilize the following contact information:

MITCHELL COUNTY CONSERVATION BOARD
1879-3 Highway 9
Osage, IA 50461
PHONE: (641)732-5204
FAX: (641)732-1138
EMAIL: Contact Mitchell County Conservation Board
NEWSLETTER LINK: The Tributary

Activities in Mitchell County

Activities available within areas managed by Mitchell CCB include: camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, picnicking, swimming, boating, canoeing, and many more.

Facilities in Mitchell County

Facilities available for public use within areas managed by Mitchell CCB include: campgrounds, camping cabins, nature center, trails, equestrian trails, open shelters, and more.

Parks in Mitchell County

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