Indiana DNR

Nearly 52,000 trout have been stocked across Indiana waterways, giving anglers a fresh opportunity to fish this spring.

A new joint river patrol unit is now active in Evansville, marking the return of law enforcement to the Ohio River after more than 25 years

Spring migration is bringing more injured birds to backyards. Here is how to tell if a bird needs help and what to do next.

Indiana DNR warns that dirty bird feeders can spread disease and shares how often and how to properly clean them this spring.

Indiana has launched a new permit allowing anglers to harvest and sell invasive carp in an effort to protect native fish populations.

It's never too early to start thinking about fishing. There are a few days in 2026 when you can fish in Indiana without a license.

Indiana skunks become far more active in March during breeding season and wildlife officials want residents to help track sightings.

Evansville residents are invited to volunteer at six community tree planting events this March as part of the new Evansville Forest Alliance initiative.

Indiana conservation officers say a Crawford County resident faces charges after allegedly taking a rare protected paddlefish from the Patoka Lake spillway.

Indiana wildlife officials are tracking a rise in sick and dead crows after avian flu was confirmed in West Central Indiana. Here’s what to watch for and what to do if you find one.

Indiana bald eagles are entering a critical nesting season, and wildlife officials are urging residents to give these recovering birds plenty of space to ensure continued conservation success.

Indiana DNR has launched an interactive map showing confirmed sightings of rare and elusive mammals, helping Hoosiers separate real wildlife from backyard folklore.