conservation

Rural communities in Indiana can get $1.46 million in energy efficiency and conservation grants.

Since reintroduction to the state in 1995, otter populations in Indiana are among the highest in the world. Now going into its 9th season, otter trapping helps keep populations healthy.

Cover crops help build organic matter, control weed growth and improve soil health.

Farmers, ranchers and landowners have until Feb. 10 to apply for conservation funding.

The Departments of Defense, Interior, and Agriculture are looking to keep 3.5 million acres of southern Indiana rural.

Bluetongue has been found in deer herds throughout Wane, Union, Fayette and Franklin counties.

Hear stories about Black farmers in Ohio, and Indigenous wild rice cultivation in Minnesota lakes.

Rewilding is a term coined in the 1990s by those working in conservation and environmental activism. It refers to large-scale wilderness recovery that allows natural processes and native wildlife to flourish in its proper place.

Farmers can make money off of the carbon their plants naturally remove from the air. But do carbon markets make a difference?