In a news release Tuesday, the Indiana DNR acquired the land containing forests, marshland, and upland habitat to set up what they are calling the Busseron Creek Fish & Wildlife Area (FWA).

The farm, the majority of which is near Dana, is located in the Middle Wabash-Busseron Watershed. The Cheesewright family is currently in its 30th-straight year of practicing no-till farming.

Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources, working with the Southern Indiana Sentinel Landscape initiative and The Conservation Fund, have acquired nearly 4,000 acres of diverse habitat that will ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources hopes to open the new Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area to the public in April 2025. Nearly 4,000 acres in Sullivan County will become the new ...

The property is set to become the Busseron Creek Fish & Wildlife Area ... soaking up storm water and cleansing underground aquifers that supply drinking water to citizens. Given state leaders ...