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Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape
The Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape (SISL) is a diverse partnership that is advancing the pace and scale of conservation throughout a three and a half million-acre swath of south-central Indiana to protect military missions on four critical installations and ranges.
Designated in February 2022, the SISL partnership includes federal agencies, state and local governments, and non-governmental organizations working with private landowners to strengthen military readiness, conserve natural resources, prepare for drought and flood, and bolster agricultural and forestry economies.
Defending Associational Standing for Indiana Organizations
Challenging Delays in Clean Water Act Compliance in Hammond
Promoting Public Access and Greenspace at the State Line Peninsula
212-year-old Family Farm Preserved

American Bird Conservancy Awarded $9.5 Million to Restore Working Forests, with Support from the Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape
American Bird Conservancy has been awarded $9.5 million to help landowners restore working forests across southern Indiana and northern Kentucky. The Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape,

Securing Busseron Creek’s Future: How 3,950 Acres Were Permanently Protected
How Conservation Law Center and partners protected 3,950 acres of bottomland forest, marshland, and upland habitat at Busseron Creek Fish & Wildlife Area.

Lessons from Denver: CLC at the Land Trust Alliance Rally
CLC staff members attended the annual LTA Rally in Denver, CO.

Guest column: Why National Parks Week arrives amidst a widening nature gap
Kimmie Gordon, Founder/Director of Brown Faces Green Spaces, discusses equity and access in public, natural spaces.

Beyond the Office: Connecting with Partners Across the Midwest
CLC staff have been out in the field this spring and summer, visiting partners in northwest Indiana, connecting with Midwest environmental attorneys, and sharing community-centered

Strengthening National Security Through Conservation
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is putting Farmers First by advancing conservation and working-land stewardship efforts to protect military mission-critical areas through the Sentinel