Garner, Kurt

DJ Case & Associates, established in 1986, specializes in conservation engagement, focusing solely on natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation pursuits. With over three decades of experience, our dedicated team is committed to promoting environmental stewardship and fostering a love for the outdoors through our engaging initiatives. Generated from their website's infomation

Save the Dunes Conservation Fund is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to protecting the unique natural heritage of Northwest Indiana, particularly the Indiana Dunes and Lake Michigan. With over 70 years of experience, they engage in conservation advocacy, habitat restoration, and public access initiatives, collaborating with various partners and communities to safeguard these vital natural spaces for future generations. As a formal partner of the Indiana Dunes National Park, Save the Dunes fosters community involvement and works tirelessly to address pressing environmental challenges in the region. Their initiatives include promoting native pollinator gardens, organizing community events, and advocating for responsible land use to ensure the preservation and health of the dunes and surrounding ecosystems. Generated from the website

Chikaming Open Lands is a local land conservancy in Sawyer, MI, dedicated to preserving the natural rural character and open spaces of southwest Berrien County. They protect and restore native plant and animal habitats, improve water quality in rivers, streams, and Lake Michigan, and permanently preserve ecologically significant forests, prairies, wetlands, and prime farmland. With a focus on land stewardship and volunteerism, Chikaming Open Lands offers opportunities for community members to get involved in preserving and caring for the land. As the leading land conservancy in the area, Chikaming Open Lands works closely with landowners to discuss conservation options that align with their land management goals. They also organize various events and activities, such as hikes to observe animal scat tracks and volunteer days for removing invasive shrubs. Through their efforts, Chikaming Open Lands aims to shape the future of Southwest Michigan, ensuring its natural beauty and resources are protected for generations to come.Generated from the website