WAYNEDALE WOODS AND WATERS
MS BASS TOURNAMENTS WINNERSby Matthew Haddix The Fifth Annual MS Benefit Bass Tournament was held Sunday, September 18, 2005, on
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.
MS BASS TOURNAMENTS WINNERSby Matthew Haddix The Fifth Annual MS Benefit Bass Tournament was held Sunday, September 18, 2005, on
Read More“Fall for Autumn”at Indiana State Parks and ReservoirsIn September and October, Hoosiers gather in campgrounds across the state for just
Read MoreThe Greenway Consortium recently received $25,000 funding for the extension of Fort Wayne’s trail network into Aboite Township. This is
Read MoreApply online for waterfowl hunts Up to September 30, waterfowl hunters can register for DNR property reserved hunts online at:
Read More675-Acre Wetland Will Help Control Flooding, Create Wildlife Habitat The Little River Wetlands Project has purchased 675 acres of
Read MoreTrail Groups Collaborate to Expand Greenway The Greenway Consortium recently received $37,500 funding for the extension of Fort Wayne’s
Read More2005 Early Migratory Game Bird Seasons Sora rail Sept. 1 – Nov. 9 Daily Bag Limit: 25 Possession Limit: 25
Read MoreMixsawbah State Fish Hatchery Hatchery repair will ensure long-term strength of trout and salmon program The Department of
Read MoreThree species removed from endangered list Species still protected from being hunted or trapped The Department of Natural Resources
Read MoreThe North East District of the Garden Club of Indiana will be presenting a check to the Little River Wetlands
Read MoreENDANGERED OSPREY NUMBERS TAKE FLIGHT IN INDIANA Department of Natural Resources biologists recently placed 16 brightly painted young osprey
Read MoreSwimming pools provide countless hours of summertime recreation and family fun. However, pools are a tremendous responsibility and require strict
Read MoreA nice day for fishing Kids were having lots of fun fishing at the Southwest Conservation Club on Memorial Day.
Read MoreIT’S REEL FUN! FREE FISHING WEEKEND JUNE 11 & 12 Kids are long on excitement and short on patience,
Read MoreDepartment of Natural Resources biologist John Castrale and DNR pilot Dennis Rumley spent four days in a helicopter this spring
Read MoreSurprise! Contrary to popular belief, healthy, functioning wetlands can actually reduce mosquito populations. But Everybody Says . . . Mosquito
Read MoreSPRING WEATHER BRINGS OUT THE TURTLES Box turtles are coming out of hibernation and will soon be crossing roads
Read MoreAnglers who say Indiana’s Lake Webster is among the Midwest’s best muskie fishing lakes now have official numbers to back
Read MoreHunters in Indiana took 123,000 wild white-tailed deer during the 2004 deer-hunting season — a 15 percent increase over the
Read More(Update from press conference on April 22) The Little River Wetland project, which is located just north of Fox
Read MoreINDIANA TURKEY HUNTING Indiana DNR wildlife research biologist Steve Backs expects more than 50,000 hunters for this spring’s Indiana turkey
Read MoreLittle River Wetlands Project, Inc., a 501c(3) non-profit organization, has recently opened an office at 2403 Fairoak Drive in Waynedale.
Read MoreDNR NEWS It’s a little more sophisticated than sticking your finger in the wind…or the river in this case. Helping
Read MoreDNR sport license system gets faster The days of carbon copy license books and lick-and-stick wildlife stamps are gone. There’s
Read MoreOPENINGS AVAILABLE IN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Become an Indiana Master Naturalist. Openings are still available for anyone interested in registering
Read MoreWith winter well under way, cold weather and freezing temperatures could make ice and snow build-up an unprepared homeowner’s nightmare.
Read MoreIndiana wild deer report Statewide deer herd nearly stable, contributes to state economy “Indiana’s state-wide deer herd size has
Read MoreEagle Watch programs See eagles and winter’s wooded scenery Grab warm boots and mittens and try a wild Indiana eagle
Read Morequarantine expanded to cover additional Steuben County township The emerald ash borer, an exotic species of beetle that destroys
Read MoreO’Bannon Woods is Indiana’s 24th State Park “Parks help people see how they fit into this thing called life,”
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