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Paul Labovitz, superintendent of Indiana Dunes National Park ... part of a planned regional trail that is to extend across Northwest Indiana, from Illinois to Michigan. Another is a website ...
The intertwining of sand and steel is the heart of a new tourism campaign for Northwest Indiana. Indiana Dunes Tourism, Porter County's tourism agency, is launching a new Sand + Steel regional ...
"This designation is long overdue and will be a significant benefit to northwest Indiana and a benefit the entire Midwest region," said Dustin Ritchea, promotions director for Indiana Dunes Tourism.
One of the concerns in Northwest Indiana is preserving the region’s wide variety of plant species. Though it’s one of the nation’s smaller national parks, the Indiana Dunes National ...
Due to the vast biological diversity and geological features of the Northwest Indiana lakeshore ... economic opportunities in our region.” “The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is a treasured ...
a non-profit founded in 1952 to protect the remaining untouched dunes of Northwest Indiana. Known as the “Crossroads of America,” Northwest Indiana has long been a region where things come together: ...
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Northwest Indiana community foundations to invest in Indiana’s Lake Michigan shoreline with $20 million grant(WNDU) - The Northwest Indiana community foundations ... and LaPorte County region – Indiana Dunes National Park, expansion of the South Shore Line double tracking project, and the Marquette ...
The region extends from Chicago’s Far South Side, through the south suburbs and Northwest Indiana ... The J.D. Marshall Nature Preserve in Indiana Dunes State Park is based around a shipwreck ...
Botts, now retired Indiana University Northwest professor Mark Reshkin ... about the uniqueness of the Indiana Dunes. Students from the Region, Chicago and as far as central Indiana and southwest ...
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Inside the Fight to Save the Indiana Dunes, One of America's Most Vulnerable National ParksCenturies mean less to dunes. As glaciers retreated north some 20,000 years ago, they cut deep scars into the earth and filled the crevasses with their own meltwater.
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