Sustainability News for Northwest Indiana
Porter County –Schools in Porter County are invited to participate in the second annual Rain Barrel Design Competition, sponsored by the Recycling and Waste Reduction District of Porter County in Continue Reading
Last week, Kathy Sipple and intern Brianna Lazerwitz decided to follow the Sustainable Indiana 2016‘s initiative of Taking the Trail!
Summer doesn’t have to create idle minds. Northwest Indiana parents are invited to engage their children in learning while having fun by registering them for participation in either Earth Camp Continue Reading
Cheryl Dornberg is a chemical engineer turned Clean Food expert. Clean eating can be described as carefully choosing the food that goes into your body based on how pure it Continue Reading
Kathy Sipple speaks with Donna Stuckert from the Recycling & Waste Reduction District of Porter County about Northwest Indiana Earth Day, happening this Saturday, April 20th from 9am to 4pm Continue Reading
The member-driven Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics teaches people of all ages how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly, and is the most widely accepted outdoor ethics program used Continue Reading
Located in the spectacularly biodiverse Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Dunes Learning Center provides exceptional outdoor experiences to children and adults, inspiring community, environmental stewardship and a lifelong love of learning.
The Northwest Indiana Paddling Association (NWIPA) was formally founded on January 18, 2009 as a non-profit organization dedicated to developing the region’s paddling resources and opportunities, providing environmental stewardship of Continue Reading
Late April’s rain has showered the Indiana Dunes State Park with signs of springs throughout the fields, forests, and wetlands in the park. Rumor has it that the first morel mushroom was found this Continue Reading
Sticker shock best describes the feeling right now across the Great Lakes Region lately if you’ve seen the price of gasoline. Prices are nearly 50% higher now then they were Continue Reading
