DNR

There is no shortage of natural beauty in the Hoosier State, and Travel + Leisure just named the 'Best Waterfall' in Indiana. You might want to grab your hiking shoes!

Although not the intended catch, one Indiana landowner recently captured a young bobcat before freeing the animal and releasing it back into the wild.

For many, getting food on the table can be a real challenge but if you hunt, there is a way that you can help your fellow Hoosiers in need.

Callery Pears may grow quickly and look pretty but they smell bad and are dangerously invasive to Indiana's natural environment.

Rarely found in Indiana, dragonhunters are a fierce predator of other dragonflies and in their nymph phase, looks down-right alien.

Nature lovers, rejoice! The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has an interactive trail map to help you find your next hike.

A new population of endangered Kirtland's snakes have been found in Indiana.

If you have ever spotted a mudpuppy in the state of Indiana, the Department of Natural Resources would like to know when and where.

Fees increase for Indiana hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses for 2022. This is the first increase since 2006.

Indiana DNR will be stocking seven lakes across the state with more than 2,000 rainbow trout fall of 2021 including Evansville's Garvin Park Lake.