The Great Outdoors

As spring fades into summer on Friday, June 19, Little River Wetlands Project will host its second annual “Wine on

One of the longest running charity golf tournaments in Indiana will enter its 32nd year on May 21st under the

The History Center presents Miami Indian Heritage Days and it began on Saturday, May 2 at the Chief Richardville House,

The City of Fort Wayne Greenways Department is once again sponsoring the popular community bike rides, Trek the Trails. On

The coming of spring marks a surge in walleye fishing opportunities in river tailwaters below major dams throughout northern Indiana.

Tomato Mosaic Virus is a virus that strikes not only tomatoes but also many other flowers and vegetables as well.

Program teaches character values through golf. The Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Department’s Lifetime Sports Academy is sponsoring the First

Heavy rainfall forecasted for parts of the state, combined with continued snowmelt could cause or increase existing flooding in rivers,

Residents can add color to their yard while improving drainage and the quality of water runoff into our rivers by

Get a jump on the growing season by starting your favorite or hard to find plants indoors from seeds. Starting

Normally I would say that all of this warm weather has us itching for a great spring but then I

Boobies are birds. Boobies are also people who are not considered very smart, who are dunces, fools. The two are

With signs of spring outside our windows, many are gearing up for outdoor projects, and NIPSCO wants to remind both

Earth Day Fort Wayne 2015, hosted by Little River Wetlands Project, will be held on Sunday, April 26 from 1

Container gardening has become more popular these days as we are so busy with vacationing, lake cottages, work and family

The Jr. Indiana Master Naturalist (Jr. IMN) certification class is held for children (ages 9-12) at Fox Island County Park

The Allen County SPCA is pleased to have received a grant from Best Friends Animal Society for its Name Your

Little River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and

Mabel Adams was out the other day, with her new walker, the one with the basket on it, and a

Limberlost State Historic Site is Open for Guided Tours and Hikes all Winter. Limberlost State Historic Site is keeping the

If you are the fortunate recipient of a beautiful arrangement of flowers during the Valentine’s Day event, you may be

The public can learn about coyote biology and how to deal with coyotes in urban areas at a series of

Orchids make an easy and popular blooming houseplant as they take very little care and really thrive under normal household

Solar power is coming to customers of Indiana Michigan Power. It is emission-free and is becoming a cost effective source

Somehow the snow is a little like Christmas. We can expect it. We can listen to the television weather and

We have always said that the only way to water your houseplants was to remove the foil-then water, as the

Little River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting almost 1,200 acres of natural and restored wetlands in Allen and

The DNR seeks enthusiastic young adult volunteers to document their experiences at Indiana’s state parks and reservoirs for the America’s

People seem to have the wrong idea about how much lighting their plants require. Let’s start with, “it’s winter!” they

Visit with Father Christmas while the sounds of Christmas reverberate throughout the halls of Metea’s Nature Center from 2pm –