Restore, Learn & Explore

Land Management, Wildlife Habitat Restoration, Invasive & Noxious Weed Control, Environmental Educational Programs, & More!

Welcome

Greetings from Sigma Wild Nature Conservation, a committed natural resource management business located in beautiful St. Joseph County, Michigan. Boasting over 25 years of collective conservation experience, we specialize in Habitat Restoration and Land Management Services tailored to all landowners, regardless of size. Additionally, we offer Environmental Education Programs for schools, libraries, camps, clubs, and various organizations. Soon, we will also be launching Outfitting & Guide Services for anyone wishing to hunt, fish or explore the rivers of St. Joseph County, MI.

For more details, click on the Service tab to discover how we can assist you.

What's New?

"Colors of our Natural World"
Coloring Contest

Sigma Wild was delighted to be involved with the 2025 Summer Reading Program organized by the Collaborative Summer Library Program. Our team journeyed to 13 beautiful libraries located throughout southern Michigan to give a presentation entitled “Colors of our Natural World”. As part of this program, we invited every child attendee to take part in a coloring contest aimed at encouraging further engagement and opening their imagination. We'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for the participation of every young artist. The creativity, energy, and originality evident in each entry left us thoroughly impressed. With that said, it is with great pleasure that we offer a special congratulations to Julia from Gregory, MI, for achieving victory in this competition. Her artistic creation exemplified a remarkable application of color and detail. Well done, Julia!

Colored picture submitted by Julia of Gregory, MI

Interested in our Educational Programs?

Call us at (269) 496-2905 or email us at sigmacon24@gmail.com for more information.

MSU Michigan Natualist Program

Mike pictured with MSU Michigan Naturalist Program Instructors Pat Fisher and Doug Morris

Sigma Wild co-owner Mike Censke has successfully finished the 2025 Michigan Naturalist Course offered by Michigan State University. This educational program offers an in-depth exploration of the natural ecosystems found in Michigan, including both native plant life and wildlife. Additionally, the course teaches valuable methods for engaging in wildlife conservation and equips participants with strategies for delivering Nature Education to the community. Throughout his training, Mike had the opportunity to explore various unique natural sites in southwest Michigan and was fortunate to connect with many knowledgeable instructors and participants who share a deep passion for the Natural World.