River wetlands in LaGrange, Indiana

Nasby Dam, located in LaGrange, Indiana, United States, is a park within the Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area. This institution offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities on its expansive 11,794 acres of land, including lakes, impoundments, and a free-flowing river. The diverse habitat of hardwoods, wetlands, and upland fields is home to many endangered species of plants and animals. Established in 1956, Nasby Dam is part of the larger Pigeon River FWA, which was created from three reservoirs given to the state. Additional land along the river valley has since been acquired, thanks in part to revenues generated from hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses. The property also receives funding from federal programs to aid in fish and wildlife restoration.