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Father began wetland restoration in 1993; son later restored nearly 48 acres

In a touching tribute, a son has finally completed a wetland restoration project that his father began thirty-three years ago. The nearly forty-eight-acre area in St. Joseph County has been successfully revitalized, providing a sanctuary for native wildlife to flourish. Through the use of federal conservation programs, this land is now permanently protected, ensuring it remains a refuge for wildlife and a legacy for generations to come.

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