Celebrating 50 Years in Indiana!

The Nature Conservancy's Indiana Chapter is celebrating 50 years of conservation in our great state!

Visit our 50th Anniversary page and learn more about our milestones, what our partners have to say and how to share your memories of nature and the Conservancy with us. 

To our Members...

In honor of our 50th anniversary, the Indiana Chapter will be hosting special events throughout the year. Events coming up include:

The Brown County Hills Project's hike and chili contest on Saturday, December 12, 2009. To add to the fun, a Brown County Hills Passport contest has been created to coincide with the event.

Progress of our New State Headquarters

The construction of the Efroymson Conservation Center is right on track! Follow its progress in pictures or check out the fact sheets to learn more about our key green features.

Blue River Videos

The Blue River Project Office have two fantastic short videos on why we are helping to protect the Blue River and the waters and lands of Southwest Indiana.

Two-Stage Ditches

The Nature Conservancy has been working on an exciting new venture with local farmers to improve the function of drainage ditches in a way that will help agriculture and the environment. Learn more about the two-stage ditch design and how we can help you. 

In the News

Indiana builders changing course - IndyStar - November 14

Conservancy acquires land in Jasper County - November 10

Protecting Tippecanoe River - November 3

Forests Help Combat Climate Change - October 23

Tune into Nature

The Nature Conservancy's Indiana radio program, Journey with Nature, is on-air and online!

Corporate Council

The Corporate Council for the Environment is a group of concerned businesses who share the Conservancy's commitment in protecting all our natural communities.

Volunteer

The Conservancy's next  workday will take place on January 23 at Harrison County Glades.