including Indiana bats. If this species' habitat is not better protected from the many factors that threaten it, and if white-nose syndrome continues to decimate bat populations, it's quite possible ...

the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Fish and Wildlife is launching two new projects that property owners can take part of. The first project involves the distribution of 100 bat ...

Indiana’s last remaining habitat for one of the world’s rarest butterfly species is now permanently protected thanks to the quick work of a local conservation group. Central Indiana Land Trust ...