Despite weeks of constant rain and the flooding river, Tippecanoe River State Park came up with alternative plans so all the scheduled events could happen without much disruption. Events such as Building Birdhouses and a wedding were scheduled for Saturday, June 20, but with over a week of heavy rains, the Tippecanoe River crested lest…
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On July 18, 2015 at 7 pm, Tippecanoe River State Park will go Wild About Wildlife with Hoots to Howls and Kim Hoover as she gives a live animal demonstration in the park’s campground. Kim Hoover, president of the nonprofit organization Hoots to Howls Wildlife Rehab Inc., gives live animal demonstrations around the state of…
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Ticks and mosquitos are the pests of summer. They cause illnesses and irritations that can make you and your family sick. However, which is worse, these pests or the harsh, unfriendly chemicals found on store shelves that get rid of these pests? Here are some natural solutions to keep you and your family, your pets,…
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Indiana has many natural resources, and these resources are in danger. They are in danger from pollution, erosion, and budget cuts. Learning about each location’s conservation efforts, practicing proper waste disposal, joining in on fundraising activities, and spending time enjoying these treasures, can reduce these dangers. This blog site offers articles and links to news and…
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