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Event Details:

10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.: Conservation Practices at the Edge-of-Field, a guided tour, Rodney Rulon, Rulon Enterprises

Danielle Randles, TNC Regenerative Agriculture Manager

11:30a-11:45a: Travel to park, Strawtown Koteewi Park, Taylor Center for Natural History Museum, Classroom 12302 E. Strawtown Ave., Noblesville

11:45a-12:30p: Diverse Cornbelt Project Update, Emily Usher, Project Manager

12:45p-1:00p: Park staff to provide park information

1:00p-2:00p: Lunch, hike, explore

COST: $10 for SWCS Members/$20 for Non-Members (Waived for ’23-’25 graduates, anyone unemployed and retirees)

REGISTRATION: Due by July 2, 2025

The day begins at Rulon Enterprises and concludes at Strawtown Koeewi Park, 12302 E. Strawtown Ave., Noblesville

Contact: Meg Leader, meg-leader@iaswcd.org

Lunch Grill Out: Please bring a sweet or savory side to share. Drinks, protein, fruit tray and tableware will be provided.

SWCS Hoosier Chapter Mission: Foster the science and art of soil, water and natural resource management.

Promote and practice an ethic recognizing the interdependence of people and the environment.

If accommodations are needed, please contact Meg Leader