For Mike Kemph, good things definitely come in threes. That’s the number of parcels of land on which he donated easements to the Wildlife Land Trust in 2006, permanently protecting more than 113 acres of habitat in northeastern Georgia. Mr. Kemph has helped bring back diverse native woodlands, swamps, and fields—in turn, migratory birds, coyotes, raccoons, turkeys, fox, and rattlesnakes now have healthy and permanently protected places to call home.
In late 2006, he decided to donate conservation easements on all three parcels at the same time in order to take advantage of newly adopted federal tax incentives for conservation easements. Click here to learn more about Mike Kemph’s conservation efforts.