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Since 1959, The Nature Conservancy in Indiana has protected more than 80,000 acres of forests, wetlands, prairies, lakes and streams for current and future generations to enjoy.
See what we’re doing to protect land and water in the Hoosier State!
Our Conrad Station has just received the highest protection status available from the State of Indiana, and this designation also recognizes the biological significance of this great preserve.
This month's Nature Notes is about a very desired resident at Kankakee Sands, the Henslow's sparrow.
Learn about some of Indiana's finest habitats for birds.
A trip to Ivanhoe Dune & Swale Nature Preserve this week yielded these great photos.
Slideshow
View a slideshow of our work in the Blue River watershed.
Harrison County resident Bob Acland captured a few minutes of the sights and sounds of the beautiful Mosquito Creek in winter. Enjoy!
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