Natural Resources
Reminder: 2024 licenses expire March 31 – Purchase your 2025 fishing, hunting, and trapping licenses now
INDIANA – As the end of the 2024 season approaches, outdoor enthusiasts are reminded that all 2024 fishing, hunting, and trapping licenses will expire on…
Indiana moves closer to first Bobcat trapping season in 50 years
INDIANA – Indiana is approaching its first legal bobcat trapping season in over five decades following the final public hearing on the controversial plan last…
Winter Tree Identification Workshop to be held at Spring Mill State Park
MITCHELL — Join Janet Eger, a seasoned forester with over 40 years of field experience, for a hands-on workshop on winter tree identification hosted by…
Ice Fishing Safely: Essential tips for a safe season
INDIANA – As the winter months approach, many anglers are gearing up for ice fishing season. However, before heading out onto the frozen lakes and…
Volunteer with the Indiana DNR on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and beyond
INDIANA – As part of the National Day of Service, Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20 provides a unique opportunity to give back…
Indiana DNR invites public to participate in Annual Deer Management Survey
INDIANA – The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) again invites residents to participate in its annual Deer Management Survey. The survey allows the public…
Deadline to submit DNR LARE Grant is Jan. 15
INDIANA – The deadline for submitting grant applications for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) grant is January 15. The…
Explore wildlife from the comfort of home with DNR’s live cameras
GREENE CO. – As temperatures drop, outdoor recreation can become less appealing. Fortunately, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers a way to connect…
DNR launches new system for licenses, harvests, and gift certificates
INDIANA – A new system that will enhance online customers’ ease of business with the Division of Fish & Wildlife launched on Wednesday, Dec. 11….
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes Threatened Status for Monarch Butterfly amidst decline
INDIANA – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed listing the monarch butterfly as a “threatened” species under the Endangered Species Act, a move…
