Post by sam on Sept 1, 2010 14:02:16 GMT -5
For immediate release: Sep 01, 2010
Posted by: [DNR]
Contact: Marty Benson
Phone: (317) 233-3853
Email: dnrnews@dnr.in.gov
Outdoor Indiana magazine features fall
The new issue of Outdoor Indiana magazine rocks.
The cover photo of the September-October issue shows a rock containing a sea scorpion fossil, shot from the Indiana State Museum's collection. What's a sea scorpion got to do with land-locked Indiana? Read the story on the best Indiana fossils to learn. Fall's low water levels in the Ohio River also make for prime time to see Indiana's prehistory at Falls of the Ohio State Park, which is part of the feature's photos.
Of course, fall's known better for foliage. A photo essay will get you primed for the real thing.
The issue is available now at most DNR properties and most Borders and Barnes and Noble stores in the state.
Find out the whole story to each and more by subscribing to DNR's 48-page bi-monthly full-color magazine for $12 for a year (six issues). Call (317) 233-3046 or go to OutdoorIndiana.org. Join Outdoor Indiana magazine on Facebook at www.facebook.com/OutdoorIndiana.
If you love the outdoors, you'll love Outdoor Indiana magazine.
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Posted by: [DNR]
Contact: Marty Benson
Phone: (317) 233-3853
Email: dnrnews@dnr.in.gov
Outdoor Indiana magazine features fall
The new issue of Outdoor Indiana magazine rocks.
The cover photo of the September-October issue shows a rock containing a sea scorpion fossil, shot from the Indiana State Museum's collection. What's a sea scorpion got to do with land-locked Indiana? Read the story on the best Indiana fossils to learn. Fall's low water levels in the Ohio River also make for prime time to see Indiana's prehistory at Falls of the Ohio State Park, which is part of the feature's photos.
Of course, fall's known better for foliage. A photo essay will get you primed for the real thing.
The issue is available now at most DNR properties and most Borders and Barnes and Noble stores in the state.
Find out the whole story to each and more by subscribing to DNR's 48-page bi-monthly full-color magazine for $12 for a year (six issues). Call (317) 233-3046 or go to OutdoorIndiana.org. Join Outdoor Indiana magazine on Facebook at www.facebook.com/OutdoorIndiana.
If you love the outdoors, you'll love Outdoor Indiana magazine.
« Back to News Release List
Link to this event: www.in.gov/portal/news_events/57141.htm
Outdoor Indiana magazine features fall Sep 01, 2010 content_id:54116576981849D4B7EAC4C097F11C25; type:press; agency:DNR; showOnHomepage:; sortDate:Sep 01, 2010; filterDate:201009; isBanner:no; agencyDivision:DNR;09 - September;2010;Press Release;Show on Home