Kimberly Miser, INPAWS

RARE SCHOOL WOODLAND PROPERTY GAINS NEW SUPPORT

The cross-country team of Norwell High School, in Wells County, has enjoyed a nearly untouched wetland all to themselves for

The morning of December 8, 2016, was downright chilly. At 7:15 a.m., the overnight temperature had dropped to 22 degrees

Restoring a habitat that’s been disturbed by farming or industry to its natural state is hard work. For Duff Lake

If you’ve driven by Eagle Marsh at 45 mph, you may have seen only a blur of the thousands of

It should have been a typical walk-and-talk plant identification program when a group of like-minded plant enthusiasts gathered a few

July 29, 2016 Kimberly Miser, INPAWS 2 min read

On a recent Saturday morning, a group of nine warriors met to eliminate an enemy. The site: Metea County Park

June 17, 2016 Kimberly Miser, INPAWS 1 min read

The Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society (INPAWS) announces the formation of a new regional chapter: Northeast INPAWS (NEINPAWS). The