Journey With Nature

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Don't Hike with Pests Jun 15, 2009

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Here at Journey with Nature, we can't mention enough the negative impact invasive species have on our natural, recreational and agricultural lands. With nearly 140 billion dollars spent to fight invasive species in the Unities States every year, its an issue that can't be ignored.

Purple Loosestrife Jun 08, 2009

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A field of pretty purple flowers isn't always a great find, especially when its a monoculture of purple loosestrife slowly strangling our wetlands.

Backpacking the Knobstone Trail May 25, 2009

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Sometimes you don't have to go very far to get away from it all. Nature-lovers, especially backpackers, are willingly travel across state and country borders just to walk miles through scenic landscapes.

Charles C. Deam May 18, 2009

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Botanist, conservationist, author and collector of one of the largest private herbariums in Indiana - Charles C. Deam was all of this and did much more for our great state.

Gypsy Moth May 11, 2009

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An insect known as the Gypsy moth is one of the country's most devastating forest pests. The Gypsy moth has defoliated nearly one million acres of forest every year within the United States, including Indiana.

The Wabash River May 04, 2009

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The Wabash River is a wild and beautiful river found meandering in the heartland of our state. Beginning near Ft. Recovery, Ohio as a small stream, the Wabash flows east, then west, then south as it journeys over 475 miles to its confluence with the Ohio River below Mount Vernon, Indiana.

Timber Rattlesnake: Indiana's Reclusive Reptile Apr 27, 2009

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The Timber Rattlesnake once roamed the entire southern half of Indiana. Today, only a few isolated populations are found in the Brown County Hills region south to the Ohio River.

Tulip Trees - In Celebration of Arbor Day 2009 Apr 20, 2009

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Beeches, oaks, hickories and ashes dot our landscape with their lush canopies, but none do so as grandly as the Liriodendron tulipifera, or the Tulip Tree - Indiana's official state tree.

Earth Day 2009 Apr 13, 2009

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April 22, 2009 will mark the 39th anniversary of the first Earth Day. For almost forty years, people around the world have used this day to celebrate our planet and to rally together in support of issues that impact our environment.

Fire Pink Wildflower Apr 06, 2009

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Fire Pink is one, if not the most, brilliant red wildflower in Indiana. Though a short-lived perennial, it leaves a lasting impression to those that look forward to catching a glimpse of it during the warm summer months.

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