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- Do you have an artifact that you've always wondered about? DNR Senior Archaeologist Amy Johnson will be answering questions about archaeology in Indiana, sites and collecting artifacts. Plus - she will ID artifacts from images that you send in or post to Facebook.Friday, October 19 at 1:00pm in EDT at Indiana Department of Natural Resources
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- This long, slimy gastropod hides in moist, shady areas during the day while coming out at night or on cloudy days. What is it?
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Indiana Department of Natural Resources created the event Unveiling of the Ecosy... - Join us this Tuesday afternoon at Gibson Woods Nature Preserve in Hammond.Tuesday, October 16 at 1:00pm in CDT at Gibson Woods Nature Preserve
- Your guide to deer hunting in Indiana http://content.govdelivery.com/bulletins/gd/INSTATE-56fd03
- Part II of the quiz: What are some of the success stories of the Indiana Natural Resources Foundation (list as many as you can think of!)
- DNR Conservation Quiz: This organization works to protect rare and endangered species, increase protected public lands, educate people about our natural resources and restore and preserve Indiana’s natural heritage. It is also the charitable partner to the Indiana DNR with 90 cents of every dollar going directly to its programs. Who is it?
- We have some technical issues with the dnr.in.gov website. You may encounter a blank web page. We're working on the problem.
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http://www.in.gov/activecalendar/ EventList.aspx?view=EventDetail s&eventidn=59496&information_i d=120065&type&syndicate=syndic ate - DNR buys two Muscatatuck parcels for HRI
http://www.in.gov/activecalendar/EventList.aspx?view=EventDetails&eventidn=59479&information_id=120031&type&syndicate=syndicate - Everyone knows that this is a white-tailed deer. But the question is…how many pounds of venison is donated to food banks every year?
- What is the most common type of hunting accident?
- Growing to only two feet long, this nocturnal snake is a smaller snake. It rarely comes out during the day and poses little threat to humans. If cornered, it may bite, but rarely breaks the skin. What is it?
- Watch Public Relations Lt. Bill Browne and Wildlife Info Specialist Michelle Cain talk about Indiana's hunting seasons on indystyle.tv
- Did you attend this year’s Hoosier Outdoor Experience? Help us continue to provide this FREE event by filling out a quick survey.
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The survey can be found at http://www.in.gov/dnr/6278.htm - This medium-sized, nocturnal mammal lives primarily in the rock crevices found in the steep cliffs along the Ohio River. What is it?
- It's that time of year. Follow the fall colors with our Spring Mill Leaf Cam. http://www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/6597.htm
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