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  • Mapping Climate & Environmental Justice

    To create a healthier future for people and wildlife, we must improve our climate resilience and identify disparate and cumulative impacts of pollution. Learn how environmental justice mapping tools can […]

  • National Wildlife Federation: National Townhall on Creating Safe Spaces

    PARTNER EVENT: National Townhall on Creating Safe Spaces

    Virtual

    PARTNER EVENT: National Wildlife Federation, in partnership with Outdoor Afro, Black AF in STEM, The Links, Inc., and Patagonia, will be hosting a National Townhall on Creating Safe Spaces to convene Black leaders to recap lessons learned and share best practices from our three-part roundtable series. We seek to build upon what’s happening now in […]

  • Indiana Wetland Advocacy, Preservation, and Restoration

    Virtual

    This year, the Indiana General Assembly passed SEA 389, which significantly reduced protection for Indiana's remaining wetlands.  It was a blow to all who understand the vital importance of wetlands to water resources and to wildlife, but it was not an endpoint.  There is much we can still do ensure the continuation of Indiana's wetlands.  The Hoosier Environmental Council and Indiana Wildlife Federation are hosting a webinar to review steps we can all take. 

  • A group of volunteers learn how to identify bush honeysuckle at Sodalis Park in Plainfield, IN

    Weed Wrangle: Sodalis Park

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    Sodalis Nature Park 7700 S County Road 975E, Plainfield, IN, United States

    Volunteers needed: Join us in another Weed Wrangle where we will be removing invasive bush honeysuckle. Volunteers should bring gloves and either a hand saw or loppers. IWF and the City of Plainfield will provide some additional hand tools for those not able to bring one.  Please RSVP to Tom Hohman if you are planning on attending: hohmantr@aol.com

  • PARTNER EVENT: Clean Economy Coalition of Color

    Virtual

    The CECC is an alliance of some of the nation’s most insightful Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, and Pacific Islander leaders and advocates of color that are committed to amplifying ideas, recommendations, and solutions that uplift the priorities and economic interests of historically marginalized communities by guiding clean energy economy policies and implementation.

  • Monarchs in a Changing World: How These Butterflies Bring Us Together, part of the Spirit & Place Festival

    Learn about monarch butterflies and the importance of conservation while helping to complete a new mural!

    Is there a better metaphor for “change” than the metamorphosis from caterpillar to chrysalis and finally to butterfly? This mysterious transformation process has evoked awe for millennia. This event asks what wider transformation needs to happen for our world to remain hospitable to these magnificent creatures.