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If you're planning on doing a lot of camping this year, you can save some money by volunteering for Indiana State Parks.

If you're craving warmer weather and an adventure into the great outdoors, you won't want to miss the upcoming Women's Wilderness Weekend open to ladies 16+.

Be on the lookout for these masses growing all over your property because they happen to be eggs for an invasive insect species in Indiana.

Winter is here and the temperatures are frigid. For those living near a body of water, it means taking extra precautions for yourself, your children, and your pets.

Deer are a common sight in the Hoosier state, but did you know there was once a 40-year period when deer were extirpated from Indiana?

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.