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New Conservation Areas Along Waters Open Friday

INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Almost 1,900 acres of land in conservation areas in southern and western Indiana are set to open to the public. The newly acquired land is part of the DNR's Healthy Rivers Initiative that's meant to protect wildlife habitat and establish nature tourism. More than 11,800 acres has been purchased through the project so far.

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