The Blue River:
A Short Film Created for The Nature Conservancy in Indiana by Ravenswood Media
Blue River Project Office
The Nature Conservancy in Indiana established the Blue River Project Office in 1994. Since then, staff has been working hard to protect habitat for rare and endangered species - such as the Hellbender salamander and Indiana bat - and the habitats they need to survive. Protecting water quality is also a top priority in preserving these and other species of the Blue River. Clean water is an essential component to the natural communities that are part of the Blue River basin as it feeds the caves as well as supports the varied plant and wildlife that exist in the area.
The Nature Conservancy is proud to have partnered with local landowners and organizations to achieve meaningful conservation results in the counties that the Blue River basin lies. With their help, the Conservancy can ensure that the lands and waters of the Blue River area will be protected for generations to come.
About Ravenswood Media
Ravenswood Media is an Academy Award nominated digital video production company based out of Chicago, Illinois. For over twenty years, Ravenswood Media has produced natural history and social documentaries discussing a variety of subjects such as invasive species in the Great Lakes to frogs of the Midwest.
New Blue River Project Office/Ravenswoon Media Video
The Blue River Project Office and Ravenswood Media has teamed up again for a new short film. The Where Waters Wed video features Southwest Indiana's often neglected swamplands and the unique-to-Indiana plant and animal species that need this premiere wetland habitat healthy in order to survive.
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