Conservation

Protecting Natural Systems for Future Generations

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Guarding Our Natural Resources

Econautics’ Conservation initiative is dedicated to preserving ecosystems, restoring habitats, and protecting biodiversity across our communities. 

Through science-based practices and community partnerships, we work to ensure that land, water, and wildlife are sustained for generations to come.

Stewardship in Action

Conservation is not just protection—it is active stewardship. By combining research, education, and hands-on restoration projects, Econautics empowers communities to take meaningful action in preserving our shared environment.

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Why Conservation Matters

Healthy ecosystems provide clean air, safe water, fertile soil, and climate stability. Without conservation efforts, these natural systems decline, affecting both people and wildlife.

At Econautics, we approach conservation holistically—addressing environmental challenges while supporting community engagement and sustainable land use.

Through strategic partnerships and innovative practices, we are building a more resilient future where nature and communities thrive together.

Get Involved

Volunteer With Us

Join hands-on conservation projects including tree planting, habitat restoration, and environmental clean-ups.

Partner With Us

Collaborate with Econautics to develop sustainable land management and conservation initiatives.

Support Restoration Efforts

Your contribution helps fund research, tools, and community-driven conservation projects.

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Dean Waterman, MBA

Executive Director

Dean earned his Masters in Business Administration from Trinity Theological where he emphasized nonprofit management. He has a Certificate in Strategic Leadership from the Jack Welch Management Institute. Dean brings his networking insight, management education and skill for strategic development to the role of Executive Director. He leads our fundraising initiatives and implements programs on-site at the Woodhaven urban agriculture hub. Dean grew up on a small farm and has a deep appreciation for the natural world and creating positive impacts on youth and students of all ages. Dean and his wife have a love of the outdoors, and believe in being stewards of the land others graciously protected in generations past.