Introduction to White-tailed Deer Impacts on Indiana Woodlands Understanding White-tailed Deer and Their Impact on Indiana Woodlands Monitoring White-tailed Deer and Their Impact on Indiana Woodlands ...

Forest edges adjacent to grassy meadows may harbor populations of both woodland and meadow jumping mice. Unlike many small mammals, the woodland jumping mouse does not construct or travel elaborate ...

The field guide helps identify common Indiana woodlot trees ... but may often also be found as a larger tree in the rich woodland soils of forest interiors. This species prefers acidic and moist, well ...

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of ... Woodland Stewardship for Landowners: Single Tree And Patch-Cut Harvesting A well-managed woodland can promote wildlife diversity and forest ...

Woodland voles are approximately 118-130 mm (4.6-5.1 in) in total length, and weigh 20-35 g (0.7-1.4 oz). The range is most of the eastern U.S., extreme southeastern Ontario, and Southwestern Quebec.

Some humans might find this a frightening sight, but in fact bats are shy, sensitive and vulnerable animals — and the Indiana bat is one of the rarest and most sensitive of its kind. The species' long ...