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Small is Beautiful - A Conversation with architect and Not So Big author Sarah Susanka
More than 500 people turned out to hear architect and author Sarah Susanka speak as part of the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s Planet Indy series on...
Time for a Change - Warm up to energy savings with new-model refrigerators
If you haven’t replaced your refrigerator since Bill Clinton was in the White House, it may be time to change more than the light bulb. The Department...
Frozen Assets - Putting up bumper crops preserves summer flavors for winter pleasure
As we begin to move closer to our food sources—shopping at farmers markets, subscribing to consumer supported agriculture, growing our own—Hoosiers...
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? - It’s time to rethink exclusionary practices when it comes to welcoming wildlife into the yard
Our interest in attracting birds, butterflies, and other wildlife to the landscape remains high. We spend millions of dollars on seed, feeders, and other...
Paddle Power - Kayaking is a cleaner, greener way to explore Indiana’s blueways
For David Crabb and his daughters Lillian and Katherine, kayaking has been a family affair for more than 10 years. Crabb says, “Kayaking is very...
HCSWMD announces Env.Ed. Award Nominations
The Hendricks County Solid Waste Management District is dedicated to promoting recycling, waste reduction and responsible waste management within Hendricks...
Salsa Judging at Terre Haute Farmer’s Market
It's time to get your salsa on! The gardens are full of tomatoes, peppers, onions, and everything else that makes salsa a summer wonder food. Show...
Salsa Judging at Terre Haute Farmer’s Market
It's time to get your salsa on! The gardens are full of tomatoes, peppers, onions, and everything else that makes salsa a summer wonder food. Show...
Lost River Market and Deli Food Demo at HomeGrown farmers market in Orleans.
Carol Hudelson and Karen Foster, both of Paoli, will be cooking up some fine summertime recipes for your enjoyment at the farmers market in Orleans this...
Green Chick Handbags fill designer niche
Kendallville, IN Recycle? Sure. But used clothes, used furniture upholstery, used buttons, used zippers, or just about anything else made from thread…...
Growing a Garden, Feeding the Soul - wendell’s way
As we reel through endless intoxicating days of summer, opening the screen door onto a verdant garden on any morning evokes big-time wonder, mystery, and...
Drawing Lessons From an Epic Environmental Tragedy - the environment
HEC - Jesse Kharbanda Images of vast oil slicks, lifeless marine mammals, fish, and birds, and devastated fishermen fill our minds as we envision the...
Green Greener Greenest
Indiana Living Green offers ways for you to make a difference.
Green Greeting (July/August 2010)
Reflections on troubled waters As my dogs and I took our daily walk one hot evening, we cooled ourselves with a trek up the creek that runs through the...
ILG welcomes new editor - Footprints
This issue of Indiana Living Green welcomes Betsy Sheldon as editor. Former editor Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp left some big shoes to fill, and so I felt immense...
The Farm as Natural Habitat: Reconnecting Food Systems with Ecosystems
edited by Dana L. Jackson and Laura L. Jackson, forward by Nina Leopold Bradley, 2002, Island Press
Shades of Green
by Julie A. Vincent and Robert E. Dittmer 2009, iUniverse (Bloomington)
Go Green, Save Green
by Nancy Sleeth 2009, Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
Solar
by Ian McEwan 2010, Nan A. Talese/Doubleday
Berlin Gardens Adirondack Chair
Amish craftsmen in Ohio make Berlin Gardens, Adirondack and other outdoor furniture out of polylumber made of recycled milk jugs. The color is through...
