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Exploring the preserves: anticipating spring wildflowers

Exploring the preserves: anticipating spring wildflowers

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ACRES Log 1: Forever

ACRES Log 1: Forever

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ACRES Land Trust offers expert mentoring opportunities in land management careers for northeast Indiana interns

ACRES Land Trust offers expert mentoring opportunities in land management careers for northeast Indiana interns

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ACRES temporarily closes preserve to protect region from spread of Japanese stiltgrass

ACRES temporarily closes preserve to protect region from spread of Japanese stiltgrass

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Claxton Woods, timber is renewable gift to ACRES Land Trust

Claxton Woods, timber is renewable gift to ACRES Land Trust

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Phillip Smith shares the land he loves, adding to Tel-Hy nature preserve in Huntington County

Phillip Smith shares the land he loves, adding to Tel-Hy nature preserve in Huntington County

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Blue Cast Magnetic Mud Baths. 1914.

Blue Cast Magnetic Mud Baths. 1914.

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Blue Cast Springs History

Blue Cast Springs History

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From much-anticipated preservation to recreation, Spring Lake Woods and Bog to open to public

From much-anticipated preservation to recreation, Spring Lake Woods and Bog to open to public

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