By Jed Harvey and Abby Phinney, Lilly Center Staff | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
Every creature is fascinating in its own way. Each organism has something that makes it unique. Be it the …
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Join the Lilly Center and Kononia Nature Preserve to dissect real owl pellets, learn to identify a variety of owl calls, then hike through the 100 acre woods of the preserve while we send out and …
The Lilly Center is hosting a Clean Marinas Lunch & Learn for Kosciusko County marinas and boaters. The Indiana Clean Marina Program is managed by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management …
Bats, possums and skunks: A trio of furry, native animals notorious for fluttering too close to your head at dusk, knocking over trash cans, and releasing offending smells. But what if we could …
When you hear about cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) in Kosciusko County, it’s frequently after the cyanobacteria begins to dominate a local lake ecosystem, often in the form of cyan or teal-colored …
PRESS RELEASE – The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams’ tri-fold approach to local lake science―research, education and collaboration―is the result of many generous gifts given over its 13-year …
During warmer months, your family probably stores autumn and winter decorations in the attic or basement. Around the holidays, these decorations make special appearances when they are needed most: …
PRESS RELEASE – With the 12 stream sensors recently installed by the Lilly Center, Kosciusko County residents are invited to make lake science part of their daily lives. Not only can residents see …
All field trip stations are adaptable, given enough advance notice. If you are teaching a unit study on water, the water cycle, fish, etc., we can reinforce what you’re doing by inserting some of …
By Abby Phinney, Adrienne Funderburg and Jed Harvey, Lilly Center Staff | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
What is cyanobacteria, more commonly known as blue-green algae? It was all over the news in the …
