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The mission of the wildlife management program is to professionally restore, create, manage and conserve habitat suitable for native game species that results in diverse outdoor recreational experiences for hunters and other users alike.
Here you can explore and learn about the diversity, unique lifestyles, and environment of the native wildlife that call our state home. Monitoring and protecting our wildlife from invasive species is an important part of maintaining Indiana’s natural heritage.
Upcoming Events. 10-19-2024 (FULL) Deer Processing 101 at The Smoking Goose Meatery, Indianapolis. 10-19-2024 Guided hike: Judy Burton/Manitou Islands, Fulton County. 10-22-2024 Midwest Walleye Challenge, Virtual. 11-02-2024 (FULL) Introduction to Deer Hunting, Fort Harrison State Park Inn.
Wildlife Habitat Fact Sheets provide information about beneficial habitat management practices for Indiana’s wildlife. Wildlife biologists often recommend these practices to landowners and land managers. To learn more about the basics for each practice, click on the heading.
Our mission is to promote the conservation, sound management, and sustainable use of Indiana's wildlife and wildlife habitat through education, advocacy and action. Join the IWF Your memberships supports critical wildlife projects and programming in Indiana.
We are the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service office working to protect and conserve endangered, threatened and rare species, migratory birds, inter-jurisdictional fish and their habitats in Indiana, and ensuring compliance with federal wildlife laws such as the Endangered Species Act.
Indy Parks’ habitat management practices that promote biodiversity include controlled prairie burns, wetland mitigation, deer management, the removal of invasive plants, and the restoration of native plant areas.
