The program was geared towards kids, but I learned some and had a great time.
Wish I had my stack of NANFA flyers to hand out. They had the display set
up next to a small, shallow pond and had a few dozen dip nets for kids (and
several adults) to use to see what they came up with. They were pulling out
juvenile bass and Gambusia as well as assorted insects and several types of
Dragonfly nymphs.
Also am getting more information on a water quality course they give several
times a year around the state. Apparently the course is free and locations
are statewide. Other Indiana residents that are interested, contact me off
list and I will provide details as I get them.
Chuck Church
Indianapolis, Indiana USA
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