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Most of the animals removed from Great Cats of Indiana in Idaville were undernourished.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is taking suggestions for conservation projects in honor the state parks' bicentennial.
Asian carp made their way to the Lake Monroe Dam after they swam over the Williams Dam on the east fork of the White River.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has launched a project to fill in vacant mine caverns that lie underneath the airport.
State animal experts say they’re in favor of a bill which would make it a class C misdemeanor to release an exotic animal into the wild without a permit.
DNR South Regions Fisheries Supervisor Brian Schoenung said the proposal follows research collected in recent years.
White Nose Syndrome is not only devastating news for researchers, but also for Indiana residents.
Every year Hoosier hunters make their way into the woods to shoot and kill deer for food and sport, but not all the deer hunters shoot are affected by bullets.
The DNR is conducting a "goose reduction" after receiving a number of complaints about the birds.
Citizens opposed to logging on public land are hoping to educate people on what they say is happening to the state’s forests.
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