DJ Case worked with the Department of Defense Legacy Resources Management Office and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to record, edit, design, and producing proceedings of the Panama Canal Zone Workshop in Panama City, Panama. The workshop was designed to help Panamanians conserve the U.S. military installations that reverted to Panamanian control in 2000.

DJ Case worked with the Department of Defense Legacy Resources Management Office and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to record, edit, design, and producing proceedings of the Panama Canal Zone Workshop in Panama City, Panama.