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Coming up later in the program, correspondent Zyro Roze gets an in depth update from Steven Stewart, Hoosier National Forest Program Director for the Indiana Forest Alliance (IFA), on the latest developments regarding grassroots activists’ pressure on state officials to rethink the Buffalo Springs Restoration Project.
And now for your environmental reports:
How will Indiana respond to new rules about air pollution? States east of Indiana have complained for years about pollution from Indiana and other Midwest states. —Norm Holy
The Indiana Volkswagen Mitigation Trust Fund Committee awarded $3,361,120 to nine companies in Indiana to help reduce diesel emissions in its latest round of funding on Feb. 24.
—Zyro Rose
And now, we join Zyro Roze with Rethinking Buffalo Springs with the Indiana Forest Alliance
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And now for some upcoming events:
Learn about Backyard Birds at McCormick’s Creek State Park on Saturday, March 25th, at 10 am in the Nature Center. Watch the birds at the feeders as you learn about Indiana’s birds and how to feed them and not the racoons.
Learn all about the Woodpeckers of Indiana at Brown County State Park on Saturday, March 25th, from 11 to 11:45 am. Join radio personality, Don Glass, who is a park expert, bird enthusiast, and NPR’s “Moment of Science” show host, for a presentation and discussion about Indiana’s seven species of native woodpeckers.
This week’s headlines were written by Norm Holy, and Zyro Rose.
Our feature was prepared and presented by Zyro Roze.Our script today was assembled by Julianna Dailey and edited by Kade Young and Noelle Herhusky-Schneider.
Julianna Dailey compiled our events calendar.
Kade Young produced today’s show and edited the audio.
For WFHB, I’m Julianna Dailey
And I’m Cynthia Roberts
And this is EcoReport.
