Delaware Invasive Plant Project is a newly formed CISMA dedicated to the protection of native plants by the removal of invasive weeds...
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Nature and literacy go hand in hand
Children can practice some of the most important literacy skills outdoors. Little ones can make real world connections between concepts such as shapes and the world around them, further cementing those in their minds...
Six Women To Be Honored At Women’s Equality Day Program
From Muncie Journal: Julie Borgmann, executive director of Red-tail Land Conservancy, has been selected for Distinction of Environmental Protection!
Purdue entomologist, green groups laud solar farm for native ground cover plan
From the Star Press, "Green groups and a Purdue University entomologist are applauding Randolph County's recent adoption of an ordinance requiring the state's largest solar farm to help pollinators."
Red-tail Land Conservancy to protect Henry County wetland
From the Star Press, Red-tail Land Conservancy to protect Henry County wetland
Kalee’s Summer of Stewardship
Working with Jake and Christen at Red Tail Land Conservancy was the best way I could have spent the summer of 2019. I was able to learn more about East-Central Indiana’s natural...
INSIGHT: Interview with Julie Borgmann
Julie Borgmann, Executive Director of the Red-Tail Land Conservancy, discusses how land trusts can protect and preserve areas in Indiana and across the country. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
A Red-tail Summer – A reflection video by Kaija Aikman
I’m Kaija Aikman, a Senior at Kentucky State University studying Environmental Science. I love all things outdoors, especially hiking and landscape photography. I’ve travelled all...
Robert Cooper Audubon Society Recognizes 2017 Award Winners
Please join Red-tail in congratulating this year’s recipients Repost from the Robert Cooper Audubon Society. (original post) Our annual conservation awards banquet, held on November...
A Summer Internship
by: Clay McKenney Figuratively speaking I lived and grew up in the outdoors, in the woods and the fields of East Central Indiana. From toddler...
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