Includes index.

Visitor guidelines -- Key Conservancy terms and acronyms -- About the Nature Conservancy -- Healing hoosier landscapes -- Stewardship -- Indiana preserve map -- Indiana preserves -- Anderson Falls -- Barker Woods -- Beanblossom Bottoms -- Bicentennial Woods -- Big Walnut -- Black Rock Barrens -- Bluffs of Beaver Bend -- Cedar Bluffs -- Chelsea Flatwoods -- Cline Lake Fen -- Conrad Station Savanna -- Douglas Woods -- Fall Creek gorge -- Fawn River Fen -- Fern Cliff -- German Methodist cemetery prairie -- Goose Pond Cypress Slough -- Green's Bluff -- Guthrie Woods -- Hall Woods -- Hardin Ridge and Brock-Sampson -- Harrison County glades -- Hitz-Rhodehamel -- Holley Savanna -- Hoosier Prairie C- Kankakee Sands -- Kramer original woods -- Manitou Island wetlands -- Marsh Lake complex -- Merry Lea -- Moraine Nature Preserve -- Mossy Point -- Nipsco Savanna -- Ober sand Savanna -- Olin Lake -- Orangeville rise and Wesley Chapel Gulf of the lost river -- Pennywort Cliffs -- Pine Hills -- Pipewort Pond -- Point township complex -- Portland Arch -- Ritchey Woods -- Saunders Woods -- Shooting Star Cliffs -- Shrader-Weaver Woods -- Spinn Prairie -- Swamp Angel -- Tefft Savanna complex -- Thousand Acre Woods -- Tolleston Strand Plain -- Trail Creek Fen -- Twin Creek Valley and Henderson Park -- Whip-poor-Will Woods -- Zeigler Woods -- Common species and corresponding Latin names.

From the majestic dunes of northwest Indiana to the lush cypress sloughs at the convergence of the Ohio and Wabash Rivers - and all places in between - Indiana boasts a remarkable variety of natural areas. This book serves as a useful resource as you journey to these wonderful parts of the state.