EDGEFIELD, S.C. — The Indiana NWTF State Chapter recently allocated $93,750 to bolster habitat projects on public forests across Indiana over a five-year period, helping the Indiana DNR enhance wildlife habitat and overall forest health and resiliency.
The NWTF funding facilitates match requirements for federal Pittman-Robertson funds. The matching funds from the NWTF will allow the Indiana DNR to tap into a larger funding source and ultimately conserve more acreage, including a diversity of plant communities and habitat for wild turkeys and many wildlife species.
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