Help Indiana's wildlife
How can you help Indiana's nongame fish and wildlife?
By donating to the Indiana nongame fund!
There are over 750 endangered and nongame animals in Indiana that need your help. The Wildlife Diversity Section (WDS) manages these species to stop and prevent the decline of Indiana wildlife. All of the WDS funding comes from Hoosiers like you that donate to the Indiana nongame fund (no tax dollars are used).
Are you ready to donate? Here's how:
1. Donate on your state tax form. Look for the eagle logo and the line provided on your Indiana state tax form to donate all or part of your refund.
2. Donate online to the program by using a credit card.
3. Donate directly to the program. Fill out this form and send it with your check or money order to:
Nongame Fund
402 W. Washington St. Rm. W273
Indianapolis, IN 46204
If you would like important updates on how your donation has helped Indiana's wildlife, please provide your email address with your donation.
Every donation can make a difference in the future of Indiana's nongame fish and wildlife.
Bald eagles, river otters, osprey, and peregrine falcons are four species who have benefited from the Indiana Nongame Fund. Restoration projects, paid for by this fund, have successfully increased the numbers of these species in Indiana. But, the work is far from over.Over 750 endangered and nongame species -- from frogs to barn owls and freshwater mollusks -- reside in Indiana. The Wildlife Diversity Section (WDS) manages these species to stop and prevent the decline of Indiana wildlife. WDS receives no tax money for the work that it does. All projects are funded entirely from donations to the Indiana Nongame Fund - donations made by Hoosiers that care about Indiana wildlife.
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