Have you ever sat outside in the evening and listened to the sounds of nature? Each animal adds a different instrument to the symphony...
Remaining
They are unprotected, and they are disappearing.
You look at open, undeveloped space and
wonder, "Will it be gone before the next
generation gets to see it?"
» Why Conservation?
natural areas
Explore
Red-tail protects over 2700 acres of natural areas
and farm land in east central Indiana. Many of
these areas are open to the public offering nature
trails and wildlife viewing opportunities.
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our nature trails
Forever
The Red-tail Land Conservancy plans for
a future where the natural beauty of
east central Indiana still exists.
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for The Land
Latest Updates
Returning to nature helps dancers stay grounded
With the absence of rehearsals and routine classes, many dancers are finding inspiration in local gardens or parks. With their return to nature, movements which mimic their environment start to show in their art.
Randolph county’s pollinator-friendly provision will create significant habitat
On Friday, July 24, Randolph County Commissioners adopted a first-ever solar energy ordinance which includes a pollinator-friendly provision ahead of construction of Indiana’s largest solar farm.
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