Potawatomi Wildlife Park, in collaboration with the Marshall County Extension Office and with support from Marshall County Soil & Water, applied for an Arrow Head Country RCD grant to develop an Interactive Forestry & Pollinator Trail along the ridge overlooking the Bessinger Pavilion.
Lacey Pfeiffer, Park Manager, said, “We’re thrilled to announce we’ve been awarded a $4,000 grant for this project! We are excited to accept the grant on April 1, 2025, at the Pulaski County Public Library.”
The trail will feature five interactive stops, each with a planted tree and an informational display highlighting its characteristics, ecological significance, and a featured pollinator plant. This project will serve as a valuable educational resource for schools, families, and nature enthusiasts while inspiring youth to explore forestry, pollinator conservation, and 4-H programs in natural sciences.
Marshall County Sheriff seeks funding for aging jail door controllers
Plymouth School Board names Jeanne Tanner as new principal at Jefferson Elementary
Governor Braun declares new energy emergency, allows major savings at the pump for Hoosier families
Plymouth man faces felony sexual battery & drug charges following joint investigation
Plymouth Police arrest 2 in separate incidents Monday & Tuesday
IN ranks 4th nationally in apprenticeships as high school students gain new career pathways
Big Daddy Dupree's Broke & Hungry Blues Band brings an unforgettable night of live blues to The REES Theatre
IDEM announces grants to improve local waste management
