UPCOMING NATURE EVENTS AT LITTLE RIVER WETLANDS PROJECT
Little River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and
Read MoreBringing together stories for readers who love to explore and enjoy the outdoors. This section features local news and opportunities tied to parks, rivers, trails, wildlife, weather safety, outdoor events, conservation efforts, hunting and fishing seasons, and hands on nature programs near you in Fort Wayne, Indiana. If you enjoy gardening, camping, hiking, paddling, or simply discovering new places to explore close to home, these articles help you find activities, learn how to stay safe in all seasons, and stay connected to the land, water, and green spaces that shape everyday life in our community.
Little River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and
Read MoreHeavy rains in autumn when leaves are falling can result in street flooding if leaves block storm sewer inlets. City
Read MoreIt seems to me that most gardeners that grow potatoes are experienced gardeners, but please don’t let that discourage you
Read MoreThis past weekend while attending the “Walk for Cancer” which took place at the TinCaps Stadium, I had the opportunity
Read MoreOctober has come, October with its bright blue weather. It’s October, and more and more tree leaves are changing to
Read MoreStreet Department crews will be visible in every neighborhood in the City over the next several weeks, collecting leaves in
Read MoreA new offer from Indiana State Parks makes weeknight camping more affordable between August 10 and November 4. Those who
Read MoreDon’t pack away that shovel and trowel. Fall is a great time to plant a few new additions in the
Read MoreThe wild turkey, read in a recent magazine article, is a winner. A winner among birds was described in the
Read MoreThere are approximately 5-6 weeks left of very good weather in which one can use these ideal outdoor conditions to
Read MoreGladiolus bulbs (corms) are generally purchased in the spring and then planted after threats of frost are over at about
Read MoreA new offer from Indiana State Parks makes weeknight camping more affordable between August 10 and November 4. Those who
Read MoreForty-four years ago when I was only 18 years old, my first job was to grow 350-6” potted “florist-quality” chrysanthemums
Read MoreIt has been said that, “If an activity doesn’t come with a remote control or a keyboard, then we are
Read MoreThe Shindigz National Soccer Festival will once again return to the Hefner Soccer Complex on the campus of IPFW on
Read MoreToo much or not enough water and never when you need it. That seems to be the long time plight
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and
Read MoreWorld Class ultra-marathoner and New York Times Best Selling author of Eat and Run, Scott Jurek, recently broke the Appalachian
Read MoreA robin sang from a branch near the top of a maple tree in our yard, a house wren sang
Read MoreDon’t let mosquitoes keep you from enjoying your garden and outdoor parties. Look for environmentally sound ways to manage these
Read MoreRunners, walkers, and baby strollers are welcome at the 6th annual Pufferbelly 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, August 8. The event
Read MoreWe have all heard of outbreaks of E. coli in spinach crops as well as other vegetables, fruits and meats
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and
Read MoreSparrows have a bad name. Many people don’t like them. Ask why and people who dislike them say they’re just
Read MoreThe “Mosquito” plant, citronella geranium is in fact just one in a long line of scented geraniums that are on
Read MoreOver the years we have talked about some “home remedies” such as using a Pampers diaper in the bottom of
Read MoreDuring the spring and summer gardening season plants seem to go through many changes due to the weather, soil pH,
Read MoreEmerald Ash Borer Awareness Week in Indiana is May 17-23, as declared by Gov. Mike Pence. The purpose, with Memorial
Read MoreVeterans and active military personnel are invited to play golf for free at Foster, Shoaff or McMillen Park Golf Courses
Read MoreJust when you thought nothing new could possibly come along, we discover a “new” type of impatiens. It’s called “SunPatiens”
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