The Great Outdoors

On-site holiday light shows will shine at five DNR destinations this December. Ouabache State Park in Bluffton will host its

A new report led by St. Paul-based Freshwater Society with collaborators at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the

The DNR Division of Law Enforcement held graduation ceremonies at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis. Fifteen new Indiana Conservation Officers

The Great Lakes Commission (GLC) announced that it will award more than $1.2 million in grants to reduce the runoff

Are you a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farmer? Are you looking to start a CSA or wanting to increase the

The monthly Salamonie Senior Monday Luncheon will be held at noon, Nov. 7, at Salamonie Lake’s Interpretive Center. Anyone age

Beginning October 31, the Fort Wayne Street Department will collect leaves in the City’s more than 400 neighborhoods. This year’s

Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation will host a public meeting to gather input on allocating parks funding and recreational programming

Indiana Conservation Officers encourage citizens to partner with the Turn In a Poacher, Inc. (TIP) program and help put an

The community-wide celebration of Fort Wayne’s three rivers – St. Joe, St. Marys and Maumee – begins on Saturday, September

You can celebrate National Public Lands Day on Saturday, September 24 and Sunday, Sept. 25 by getting outside and enjoying

Animal bites can lead to serious health problems, and the Allen County Department of Health, Fort Wayne Animal Care and

With the war in Ukraine entering its seventh month and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic still being experienced, growing

Update: This event has since been canceled due to weather. The Monarch Festival is Little River Wetlands Project’s biggest event

Seen in July in Indiana’s Huntington County, the invasive spotted lanternfly has officially migrated to northern Indiana, just one year

Trees and power lines often coexist without problems. However, residents should take precautions when planting a tree. Indiana Electric Cooperatives

A City Utilities-developed board game that helps players learn how stormwater runoff carries pollutants to our rivers has won the

Gen Z households are struggling more to put food on the table compared to those of Millennials, Gen X, and

Mosquitoes. They’re more than a nuisance. The pesky, perturbing pests can transmit diseases such as certain forms of encephalitis –

For those who would like to learn more about the health of local streams and rivers, the Allen County Partnership