American Bird Conservancy

American Bird Conservancy was launched in 1994 with Founding President George Fenwick at the helm. He steered the organization through its challenging fledgling years and beyond, focusing on obtaining real conservation results for birds. The organization’s original mission — to conserve wild birds and their habitats throughout the Americas —  continues to guide ABC today.

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Challenging Delays in Clean Water Act Compliance in Hammond

United States of America and the State of Indiana v. The Sanitary District of Hammond
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Promoting Public Access and Greenspace at the State Line Peninsula

Conservation Law Center represents the Friends of Veterans Memorial Park in advancing community-driven redevelopment of the former State Line Energy plant site in Hammond, Indiana.
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Standing Up for Communities in Zoning and Land Use Decisions

CLC works alongside community partners to influence environmental regulations and promote policies that protect health and the environment in the Region.
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Supporting Research to Reduce Human–Wildlife Conflict in Tanzania

Conservation Law Center is partnering with the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI), international NGOs, and academic collaborators to support research and policy development aimed at ...
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Commission Violates Transparency Laws in Little Calumet River Projects

Gary Lee v. Little Calumet River Development Commission
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Protecting Rural Residents from Industrial Air Pollution

CLC helped the Town of Bethany push back against dust pollution and zoning violations at a shale mining operation near residential neighborhoods.
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