Congress is finalizing the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), a sweeping budget reconciliation package that includes significant cuts to federal science and conservation programs. The bill has passed the House and is expected to be voted on by the Senate imminently. If enacted, these cuts could have lasting...
Learn how birding took flight in northeastern Indiana with the founding of the Stockbridge Audubon Society in 1899. This article traces the chapter’s early leadership, community ties, and lasting legacy—offering insight into how local birders helped shape a vibrant conservation movement that continues today.
Scheduled for completion this winter, the project will enhance visitor safety and accessibility and ensure continued access to the 735-acre nature preserve.
"Where did all the birds go?" After a busy spring, you might be having this very thought. Don’t worry, our parks are still packed with birds during summer—they just might look a little... different.
Shelby County has been officially certified as a Bird Town Indiana community partner, becoming the first county in the state to earn the designation.
In the grand scheme of things, few areas of Indiana would be considered “remote,” but you don’t need to go far to find a spot without much birding coverage.
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