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Meet Mathilde Sbinne, our new digital communication intern! Mathilde is from France and strongly cares about the environment. She recently completed her final exchange semester of her MA in European studies at IUPUI. She is excited to join the IWF team and use social media to promote Indiana’s wildlife and habitats conservation! -
🤣Posted @withregram • @usfws 'crap·py or ˈkraw-pē Black crappie are a freshwater fish species that prefer to hide under vegetation, fallen trees, or boulders. Their name comes from the Canadian French word for sunfish (crapet) but the pronunciation varies by region and how well the fish are biting. Either way, we hope your holidays are totally not crappie! Card layout and illustrations by Gwen Bausmith/UFWS and Duane Raver/USFWS #fishinglife #fishing #craftsofinstagram
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Posted @withregram • @indianadnr Indiana bats live in almost every state in the eastern half of the country, but about a third of all Indiana bats hibernate in caves in Indiana. About 95% of these bats hibernate in only four of Indiana’s caves. This is one reason it’s so important to protect these caves from disturbance! You can support efforts to conserve and monitor these bats by donating to the Indiana Nongame Wildlife Fund at on.IN.gov/nongamewildlifefund. . . . #indiana #indianadnr #visitindiana #midwest #midwestmoment #myindiana #h2gindiana #midwestexplored #naturephotography #midwestisbest #indiananature #naturalindiana #discoverindiana #exploreindiana #indiana_explored #naturelovers #igersindiana #hoosiergrammers #thisisindiana #indianaphotography #indianawildlife #outdoorindiana #indianaoutdoors #indianabat #endangeredspecies #bats #threatenedspecies #batcolony
