Entangled: Robert Owen Virtual Conversation
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Watch the inspiring story of how JoAnna LeNoir and her mother Rasheeda found freedom and built community in Indianapolis's Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood.
Learn about a favorite pastime of the Myaamia (Miami) People at a talk presented by Doug Peconge, community programming manager for the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma's Fort Wayne Cultural Resources Extension Office.
Wild Rose Moon presents Ryan Schnurr, author of In the Watershed, who will discuss the relationship between stream and story in Indiana and beyond. The audience will create their own...
Between the Civil War and World War I, steamboats on the Wabash River were a common sight, creating a commercial boom and an extensive houseboat community along the waterfront. Allen...
Fred Nation, executive director of the Swope Art Museum, will introduce you to the Smithsonian Water/Ways exhibit and explains the historical significance of the mussel industry in Indiana. This program...
Hear Dani Tippmann, citizen of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and director of the Whitley County Historical Museum, discuss how the Myaamia (Miami) People have traditionally used plants as food and medicine.
Run-off from heavy storms is the leading cause of water pollution in the United States. Dr. Jennifer Mueller, Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Rose-Hulman...
Join Dr. Jim Speer and Hilary Howard to discuss their research methods and usage regarding the impacts of the Clean Water Act on local rivers.
Dive into water—an essential component of life on our planet, environmentally, culturally, and historically.
Join Cassie Hauswald of the Nature Conservancy to explore the history and modern issues facing mussels.
Join Brant Fisher from the Indiana Department of National Resources to review strategies to restore native mussel populations.