PRUNING & DORMANT OIL
Reasons for pruning include: removing dead or diseased branches, branches that rub together, keeping your plants at a manageable size,
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.
Reasons for pruning include: removing dead or diseased branches, branches that rub together, keeping your plants at a manageable size,
Read MoreSPRING MILL STATE PARK IN TOP 10 The 10k volksmarch at Spring Mill State Park, has been named one of
Read MoreBromeliads, pronounced bro-meal-li-ad, are blooming plants from the tropics where they receive high humidity and plenty of warmth, as well
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting over 1000 acres of wetlands southwest of Fort Wayne, will offer
Read MoreRESTOCKING YOUR TACKLE BOX FOR THE NEW YEAR by Boyd Duckett If you’re like me, I’m sure more than a
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting over 1000 acres of wetlands southwest of Fort Wayne, will offer
Read MoreThere’s a popular perception about ice-fishing. That perception is that you have to like cold weather to like ice-fishing. While it’s
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting over 1000 acres of wetlands southwest of Fort Wayne, will offer
Read MoreConnecting to birds and wildlife is one of the greatest benefits of gardening. Fall and winter are perfect times to
Read MoreIndiana Deer Harvest Outlook Deer management biologist Jim Mitchell said hunters can expect deer to be abundant over the state
Read MoreAs the explosion of fall fades into winter, some mourn the loss of beauty in their gardens. Winter lacks the
Read MoreSTATE PARKS TRAILS READY FOR FALL With cooler temperatures, fewer mosquitoes and the crunch of colorful autumn leaves underfoot,
Read MoreTREE STAND SAFETY TIPS Falls from tree stands are the leading cause of hunting accidents in Indiana. But many of
Read MoreSOFT BAIT IN THE AUTUMNby Bob Jensen When fish go on the bite during the autumn months, there are
Read MorePUT & TAKE PHEASANT HUNT The Indiana Department of Natural Resources offers put-and-take hunting for ring-necked pheasants, November 17 – 25,
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization protecting over 1000 acres of wetlands southwest of Fort Wayne, offers a
Read MoreSTATES ARCHAEOLOGY MONTH STARTS SEPTEMBER 1 Hoosier history buffs can learn about archaeological sites and artifacts, make stone tools and
Read MoreSilver-colored bands have adorned the legs of many Canada geese in Indiana for years, thanks to the DNR’s Division of
Read MoreDNR supports bald eagles’ removal from endangered list The success the Indiana DNR has had reintroducing bald eagles demonstrates
Read MoreSENIOR FISHING Each senior citizen’s purchase of a discounted senior fishing license will bring the state an additional $7.90 of
Read MoreResidents are reminded that it’s not too late to apply to have the City plant a street tree for them
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, a local nature organization, will hold its Second Annual Open House at Eagle Marsh on Saturday,
Read MoreEach senior citizen’s purchase of a discounted senior fishing license will bring the state an additional $7.90 of federal money,
Read MoreOil and gas wells are being drilled in Indiana at a pace that hasn’t been seen for at least 15
Read MoreBECOMING AN OUTDOORS WOMAN Registrations begin March 1 for a three-day workshop. Learn outdoor skills, such as camping, canoeing, fishing
Read MoreMayor Graham Richard announced the City this year will invest nearly $2 million to expand and improve greenways and trails.
Read MoreINDIANA HERITAGE TRUST REPORT Blue plate partners protect 40 more natural properties in 2006 IHT hopes to conserve 100,000 acres
Read MoreDNR NURSERIES HAVE 1 MILLION SEEDLINGS AVAILABLE The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago, the
Read MoreDNR BUYS FARMLAND WITH TIMBER SALES REVENUE The DNR has acquired 184 acres of wooded hills and gently rolling
Read MoreIn a perfect example of how local and state government can work together to make a difference for Fort Wayne
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