Red-tail Land Conservancy is the new manager of a nature preserve with “Species of Concern” wildlife…
Red-tail Land Conservancy sees record-breaking volunteerism in 2022
A recently released volunteer report from local land trust shows significant growth in service hours, valued at $40K…
Indiana Land Protection Alliance and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Environmental License Plate
The President Benjamin Harrison Conservation Trust has made possible more than 550 projects that protect over 73,000 acres for Hoosiers statewide…
BSU Landscape Architecture Students Build New, Distinct Boardwalk at McVey Memorial Forest
McVey Memorial Forest has a new boardwalk installation…
Red-tail calls for community to create personal pocket nature preserves
Deadline nearing for submissions to Red-tail’s Growing Home habitat certification program…
New photo station uses cell phones to track environmental changes
“Chronolog” allows visitors to use cell phone photos as part of a citizen-science tool to monitor wildlife habitat restoration.
I&M partners with Red-tail Land Conservancy to Restore Reber Woods
Deadline nearing for submissions to Red-tail’s Growing Home habitat certification program…
Wildflower Celebration is a brilliant display of spring and nature
Red-tail Land Conservancy’s spring event is an opportunity to see beautiful wildflowers in a secluded, pristine nature preserve…
Red-tail Land Conservancy is awarded a $5,000 MNT DEW Outdoor Grant to restore habitat and improve trails
Red-tail Land Conservancy has received one of forty $5,000 MTN DEW Outdoor Grants in support of the organization’s ongoing commitment to champion the great outdoors.
Red-tail Land Conservancy creates strategy for protecting Indiana’s wildlife
Building on two decades of experience and knowledge, Red-tail Land Conservancy has launched a plan that will guide their work to preserve land in east central Indiana for the next 10-15 years. This Strategic Conservation Plan prioritizes ecological biodiversity, natural area connectivity, water quality, carbon trapping, and public accessibility.