Indiana | The Conservation Fund

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3,322 acres saved

More than 2,000 acres have been protected in partnership with the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Over 1,400 acres have been protected to benefit Wildlife.

Runoff of nutrients from farmland in the Mississippi River Watershed is contributing to a hypoxic zone, or “dead zone,”...

As concerns mount over the high costs and long-term environmental impacts of fossil fuels, wind has become an increasingly...

NiSource Inc. (NiSource), a Fortune 500 natural gas transmission and storage company, operates a 15,500 linear mile network of...

Yellow perch is one of the most popular of all North American pan fish. It’s low in fat and...

As America’s demand for energy grows, providers are making major new investments in infrastructure. The emerging Rockies Express Pipeline...

Good green infrastructure planning can have a major impact on the quality of life for residents of a region. ...

Central Indiana is the crossroads of America. Good soils for farming, mature forests and clear running rivers and streams...