Conserving Nearly 4,000 Acres in Southern Indiana
Nearly 4,000 acres in Southern Indiana have been permanently conserved in a landmark effort led
$426,708 in Federal Funds to Support Clean Water and Indiana Forests
Indiana Forests to Faucets: Native Landscapes for Clean Water project gets new funding
Ready-Set-Fire in White Oak Woodlands
This Joint Chiefs’ Restoration Project will fund prescribed fire along with numerous forest management projects
700 Acres of Farmland and Forestland Preserved Near Lake Glendora
American Farmland Trust and Navy Partner on First REPI Easements in SISL
331 Acres of Farmland Protected
New NRCS Agricultural Land Easement in Harrison County, Indiana
Supporting the Fight Against Invasive Species
Assisted SICIM with a successful grant application
Drawing a line in the sand: Ogden Dunes, state and federal agencies and preservation group differ
When Ogden Dunes began hardening the shoreline against Lake Michigan’s attacks, Save the Dunes drew
Legislation to Promote Prescribed Burning Signed by Governor Braun
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana A new law to expand Indiana’s prescribed fire capacity was signed by Gov.
Indiana Environmental Group Sues the State for Allowing Powerplant to Keep Discharging its Coal Ash Laden Wastewater to the White River
(MARTINSVILLE, IN)– The Hoosier Environmental Council (“HEC”) filed suit last week in Morgan County Court
Advocates Demand Stricter Oversight for Tradebe’s East Chicago Facility
Tradebe’s operations in East Chicago are under scrutiny as IDEM weighs two key permits: a
New DNR fish and wildlife area highlights success of partnership with military, conservation groups
Nearly 4,000 acres in Sullivan County will become the new Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife
Indiana permanently protects 4,000 acres with new southern Indiana fish and wildlife area
Nature has reclaimed an old coal mine in southern Indiana, and state environmentalists have collaborated
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