Support Muskegon Conservation District
Thank you to all of our Donors

FRIENDS  ($10 or more)
Rick Sabec (Able Plumbing)
Steve Sikkenga
Cindy Winsemius
Richard and Rebekah Briggs
Delphine Hogston
Katherine Neff
James and Jeanne O’Brien
Michael and Ann Saikel
Howard and Cheryl Whelan (Fernwood Studios)
Edward and Jennifer McCombs
Dr. David and Jane Tomczak
James Scane
Judy Williams
Bobbi Jones Sabine (Amazon Natural Resources Consulting, LLC)
Henry Roesler
Susan Holkeboer
Joe and Ginna Schiller
Tom Thompson
Robert Anderson
Bill and Helen Graessley
Donald and Judy Johnson
Kevin James
Ted Stojak (in honor of)
Melissa Lyman
Marion Lamos
Wayne Gibbs
George Dufresne
Dave and Glenda Krebs
John Noling
Thomas Tisue
Carl and Edith Knopf (in memory of)
Tom Walnedzik
Ann Erler
Wayne Groesbeck
Gilbert Heidema
Scott Wilbur
Jim Bundt
Charlie and Marge Benedict
John and Jackie Hansen
Bob and Barb Hermanson
Mary Jo Moblo
Joe and Ginna Schiller
Anonymous (2)
DONORS  ($50 or more)
William H. Bond
Leland and Enid Holly
Mary Payne
James Johnson
Susan McCrimmon
James and Laura Bos
Roger Scharmer
Susan Franklin
John Jurcich
Norman Knopf
Jan and Chris Deur
David and Claudia McPherson
Denny Worst
PATRONS  ($100 or more)
Jon Penn
Dick and Cathy Dusseau
Fred Wilder
Jeff and Dawn Auch
Wilbur Products, Inc.
Lenny and Vonda Kurello
Jahn and Kathleen Snider
Don and Judy Auch
Noah Lowman
J.F. New and Associates, Inc.
Robert Zoellmer
Robert and Mary Sue Lowman
Tom R. Carl
Dennis Babcock
Bob and Cindy Ackerman
James K. Austin (in memory of)
Anonymous (2)
SPONSORS  ($500 or more)
BENEFACTORS  ($1,000 or more)
Anonymous (1)
VOLUNTEER  LEVEL   (For Extraordinary Personal Commitment)
Tom Hamilton

Conservation

Formed in 1938, the Muskegon Conservation District remains an active participant in conservation of natural resources

Preservation

The District works to integrate sustainability into forest management and preserve 957 acres in Muskegon County for public use

Restoration

Local volunteers help control exotic species and restore urban environments at the Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve