Journey With Nature

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Journey with Nature - Clifty Falls State Park Jan 04, 2011

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Some Hoosiers may not have the time or means to take such a trip, but you don't have to go far to admire deeply cut gorges, sheet rock walls and plunging waterfalls. Clifty Falls State Park near Madison in Jefferson County has all that and more!

Journey with Nature - Ice Fishing in Indiana Jan 04, 2011

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It may be winter, but the fish are still biting. When Indiana's lakes and ponds have frozen over, anglers who can bear the cold go ice fishing.

Journey with Nature - American Badgers Dec 16, 2010

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It may surprise some Hoosiers to learn that the American badger is native to our state.

Journey with Nature - Black Locust Dec 10, 2010

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The Black Locust tree is a troublesome invasive species as it poses a danger to Indiana's fragile prairies and savannas.

Journey with Nature - Hardin Ridge and Brock-Sampson Dec 02, 2010

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The rugged character and lack of established trails make hiking at Hardin Ridge challenging but rewarding.

Journey with Nature - Recycling E-Waste Nov 26, 2010

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Your old computer or television set may be junk, but it certainly doesn't belong in the trash!

Journey with Nature - Short Eared Owls Nov 19, 2010

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The Short-eared owl (Asio flammeus) is unlike most of its kind. Unlike the majority of its species, this owl is partially diurnal or active during the day.

Journey with Nature - Why We Prescribe Fire Nov 15, 2010

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To burn or not to burn? Land stewards must ask this important question when managing natural areas both big and small.

Journey with Nature - Asian Longhorned Beetles Nov 01, 2010

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The Asian Longhorned Beetle has destroyed tens of thousands of hardwood trees in the United States, and luckily not a single one in Indiana.Unfortunately this doesn't mean that these killer beetles aren't headed our way.

Journey with Nature - Muscatatuck Bottoms Oct 28, 2010

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The muddy Muscatatuck River drains over a thousand square miles and meanders though a sparsely populated agricultural community in southeastern Indiana. It is also the the largest least-fragmented complex of bottomland forest in the Midwest.

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