Creativity and collaboration are making climate education more accessible
Climate-change themed board games developed by a Fort Wayne resident and a global team invite people to take the first step toward sustainable living.
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Opinion: Participate in the public process, invest in our community’s well-being
For the greater good, Fort Wayne resident Kimberly Koczan wants fellow community members to ask questions and demand answers when it comes to the Google Data Center.
Planting seeds for a greener future: Huntington celebrates ‘Oaktober’ with new city forester
For the first annual Oaktober, Huntington planted 500 trees across the town to boost its urban forest.
#PlacesofNEI: Summit City Vintage on The Landing
Summit City Vintage features an array of rare and nostalgic pieces and occasionally hosts vintage festivals on The Landing.
PHOTOS: Monday Mendings encourages sustainability
“Mending doesn't always mean fixing a seam. It can mean adding a patch or button, adding decorative stitches to hide a stain, or simply modifying a garment– add, subtract, or tuck, in order to make it wearable again.”
Circular Indiana is a hosting networking event for sustainability enthusiasts in Fort Wayne
“The outcome of this networking event is to know about the sustainable initiatives and programs in Fort Wayne and its surrounding areas.”
Just in time for Earth Day, here are 8 ways Fort Wayne is becoming more sustainable
From a restaurant Grease Cooperative to clean drain campaigns and cleanup days, here’s how Fort Wayne is becoming more eco-friendly—and how you can help.
Fed up with trash and recycling delays? Dirt Wain shares why you should ‘Give A Truck’
We caught up with Dirt Wain’s Founder Brett Bloom to learn more about his team’s work, their “Give A Truck” campaign, and their mission to move Fort Wayne toward a carbon-neutral future.
#PlacesofNEI: Check out the Trine State Recreation Area in Angola
"The public is welcome to enjoy this oasis in the heart of Steuben County to help reconnect with nature and the beautiful surroundings that Trine SRA has to offer."
Q&A with the new LC Nature Park in Roanoke: Preserving Indiana’s native species
What was once a reserve for the Myaamia (Miami) tribe in the late 1800s is now a 200-acre private nonprofit park designed to showcase and preserve Indiana’s native flora and fauna.
Opinion: Participate in the public process, invest in our community’s well-being
For the greater good, Fort Wayne resident Kimberly Koczan wants fellow community members to ask questions and demand answers when it comes to the Google Data Center.
Planting seeds for a greener future: Huntington celebrates ‘Oaktober’ with new city forester
For the first annual Oaktober, Huntington planted 500 trees across the town to boost its urban forest.
#PlacesofNEI: Summit City Vintage on The Landing
Summit City Vintage features an array of rare and nostalgic pieces and occasionally hosts vintage festivals on The Landing.
PHOTOS: Monday Mendings encourages sustainability
“Mending doesn't always mean fixing a seam. It can mean adding a patch or button, adding decorative stitches to hide a stain, or simply modifying a garment– add, subtract, or tuck, in order to make it wearable again.”
Circular Indiana is a hosting networking event for sustainability enthusiasts in Fort Wayne
“The outcome of this networking event is to know about the sustainable initiatives and programs in Fort Wayne and its surrounding areas.”
Just in time for Earth Day, here are 8 ways Fort Wayne is becoming more sustainable
From a restaurant Grease Cooperative to clean drain campaigns and cleanup days, here’s how Fort Wayne is becoming more eco-friendly—and how you can help.
Fed up with trash and recycling delays? Dirt Wain shares why you should ‘Give A Truck’
We caught up with Dirt Wain’s Founder Brett Bloom to learn more about his team’s work, their “Give A Truck” campaign, and their mission to move Fort Wayne toward a carbon-neutral future.
#PlacesofNEI: Check out the Trine State Recreation Area in Angola
"The public is welcome to enjoy this oasis in the heart of Steuben County to help reconnect with nature and the beautiful surroundings that Trine SRA has to offer."
Q&A with the new LC Nature Park in Roanoke: Preserving Indiana’s native species
What was once a reserve for the Myaamia (Miami) tribe in the late 1800s is now a 200-acre private nonprofit park designed to showcase and preserve Indiana’s native flora and fauna.
