TOP 30 Bird species conservation in Indiana

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Discover Goose Pond Cypress Slough Nature Preserve Welcome to Goose Pond Cypress Slough Nature Preserve, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Posey County, Indiana. Located on Indian Mound Road in Mount Vernon, this enchanting park offers a rare glimpse of the Deep South right here in southwestern Indiana. Dedicated as a State Nature Preserve in 1995, Goose Pond is a unique ecosystem featuring a series of small sloughs that stretch along the Ohio River floodplain.

Welcome to Canada Park, your ultimate destination for outdoor adventure and relaxation in Michigan City, Indiana. Located at 300 Center Street, our park offers a delightful escape into nature with a wide range of activities and accommodations to suit every visitor. Explore our scenic campsites and accommodations, perfect for a weekend getaway or a longer retreat. Whether you're a seasoned camper or new to the experience, our camping basics and recommendations will ensure a memorable stay. Discover a plethora of things to do, from hiking our picturesque trails to engaging in various activities and experiences designed to captivate all ages.

Welcome to McCloskey Reynolds Creek Ravine Nature Preserve, proudly managed by the Izaak Walton League of America - Porter County Chapter! Located in the heart of Indiana, our preserve offers a serene escape into nature, where the beauty of the Indiana Dunes and the splendor of Lake Michigan meet. Since our founding in 1958, we have been dedicated advocates for the conservation and enjoyment of these precious natural resources, stretching "from the Dunes in the North, to the Kankakee River in the South." Join us in our mission to conserve, maintain, protect, and restore the soil, forests, water, and other natural resources. We invite you to volunteer with the Porter County Chapter (PCC) and contribute to the preservation of wildlife and nature in Northwest Indiana. From hosting events like our fun and successful bird fundraiser to providing educational resources on invasive plant species, we strive to engage our community in meaningful environmental stewardship.