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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!
Slideshows demonstrating the rich natural heritage of Indiana
Check out the January 2012 issue of the Kankakee Sands Newsletter.
This week on Journey with Nature, in honor of Conservation Day, take a moment to learn more about one of our nature preserves: Shrader-Weaver Woods.
Visit Douglas Woods and one of the last remaining old-growth forest stands in northeast Indiana.
The vast nature preserve in Fountain County sports a dramatic sandstone gorge and a forest rife with American beech, basswood, sugar maple and black walnut.
A slice of nature in the heart of a rapidly developing and thriving community in central Indiana.
Keep up with what's going on with the Indiana Chapter right on you wall.
Join the Indiana Chapter's Flickr group and share your favorite photos of our natural areas, plants and animals.
Learn how we protect the places we work around the world through video.
Join the Indiana Sustainable Natural Resources Task Force for their fifth meeting on January 25th.
Efroymson Conservation Center
Indiana Chapter's state headquarters, the Efroymson Conservation Center, is our sustainable building that has received a lot of attention since its opening last year.
Corporate Council
The Corporate Council for the Environment is an association of concerned business what share the Conservancy's commitment in protecting our natural heritage. Contact our Philanthropy offices to learn more about the council and how your business can join.
In the News
There are some exciting things happening in Indiana when it comes to conservation. Learn more.
We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story