Visiting all 68 sites on the Indiana Birding Trail was probably one of the most satisfying experiences I’ve had in years. I began on July 3, 2021.
Discovering the Indiana Birding Trail
Safe Outdoor Spaces for Cats
As urban and suburban areas expand across Indiana, natural habitats for birds and wildlife are increasingly at risk. Urban reforestation—restoring green spaces and planting native trees and plants—has become a vital component of conservation efforts in Indiana. By creating safe havens for at-risk species, these projects allow biodiversity to...
Grant Report: Richmond Parks & Recreation Department
In late 2023, the Richmond Indiana Parks and Recreation Department was awarded partial funding of $830 for our Barn Owl Conservation Program.
A Guide to Responsible Owl Viewing
As winter arrives in Indiana, several owl species – Northern Saw-whet, Short-eared*, Snowy, and Long-eared* Owls – can be spotted in the state. However, overwintering owls face numerous challenges, including scarce food resources, habitat disruption, and increased stress due to human disturbance. Your presence can significantly impact their well-being, causing...
The Birding Effect: Birds, Bliss & Blood Pressure
Beyond the thrill of the hunt, birding whispers a gentle secret: it’s a potent remedy for healing our frazzled souls. As we step into nature’s sanctuary, the gentle rustle of leaves, sweet birdsong, and warmth of sunlight conspire to calm our minds and lift our spirits. This timeless hobby...
Meet a Member: Jeremiah Oden
I live in Boone County on a 3-acre, mostly off grid homestead with my wife, Holly, and our four rescue pups. We built our home in 2021 and are absolutely loving it. I work full-time as a survival instructor at Grissom Air Force Base. I’m also a new Kowa...
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