Row report: Summer rains bring flowers – and flooding
By Julie L Rhodes, collective impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways While all that rain we received in June and July was great for our gardens and green lawns, all …
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Opening May 29, a tale of survival for gators and crocs
The Indianapolis Zoo will open the gates Saturday on a new outdoor exhibit which uses the American alligator and the Orinoco crocodile to illustrate vastly different ends of the conservation …
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A year spent with giants / Land Trust report
By Shawndra Miller / Communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the perfect time to celebrate the power of nature to boost mood and mental …
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Easement improves water quality in state park, nature preserve
By Jen Thomas / Media relations, Central Indiana Land Trust Entrepreneur and nature lover Joe McCurdy has donated to the Central Indiana Land Trust a 365-acre conservation easement that promises …
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THIS JUST IN: The Impact of Working at a Nonprofit
By Karin Ogden / Chief executive officer, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Indiana Nonprofit organizations have long been a central part of communities across the country, and Indiana is …
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BONUS COVERAGE: Take an Exploration Along Our Waterways
By Julie L Rhodes / Collective Impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways As autumn arrives in Indianapolis, it brings cool breezes and a blast of yellows, oranges and reds throughout …
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BONUS COVERAGE: Preserving natural resources should be an inclusive effort / Artist-led innovation works to create better ‘places’
By Cliff Chapman / Executive director, Central Indiana Land Trust The summer between high school and college, a buddy and I decided to take a road trip from Indianapolis to …
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ROW Report: Let nature help heal our bodies and our minds
By Brianna Dines Waterways and communications coordinator Reconnecting to Our Waterways Wednesday, April 22, will mark the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, a time to appreciate the life that our …
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GUEST FEATURE: Three Years, 13 Partners Making Positive Changes for White River
By PARTNERS FOR THE WHITE RIVER Twenty years ago, a chemical discharge in Anderson contaminated the White River and killed millions of fish – an unforgettable site of environmental devastation …
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More options coming for cyclists and walkers
The Near Northside and Near Southeast are the focal points of a city plan to expand and improve connectivity – not only through expanded bicycle lanes, but also via other …
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