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Established in 1928, the Terre Haute Chapter 200 of The Izaak Walton League is dedicated to
promoting the protection and respect for the beauty of nature. With programs like our River Watch
and various nature workshops, we strive to pass on the importance of preserving and protecting
nature and how this can affect the quality of our life and society. IWLA Pledge
"To strive for the purity of water,
the clarity of air,
and the wise stewardship
of the land and it's resources;
to know the beauty
and understanding of nature
and the value of wildlife,
woodlands and open space;
to the preservation of this heritage
and to man's sharing in it."
"I pledge myself as a member of the
Izaak Walkton League of America."
Upcoming Events:
Annual Hog Roast Saturday, August 21st
$5 for adults $2 for children
Horse Shoe & Cornhole Tournaments start at 1pm
Dinner starts at 6pm
Auction & Karaoke after dinner!
The Junior Ikes will be selling drinks and desert!
Click here for directions.
Simple Projects for Conservation HOW TO: Build a bee house
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The Judge John W Tobin award was presented by Mike Pierce to Ed Dammann, President of the Terre Haute Chapter 200 Izaak Walton League of America. This award was presented in recognition of Ed's hard work in establishing our River Watch project, recycling cans to raise donations for the Ronald McDonald House, and serving as chairman on the Conservation and Pond committees. This award was established in 1976 by past IWLA president Judge John W Tobin to express appreciation to an outstanding league member for being a key volunteer in his chapters conservation projects and outdoor activities.
We are proud to announce a new addition to the Terre Haute Chapter, The Junior Ikes. They are currently working on several conservation projects, activities and fundraisers. If you are interested in getting your child involved with the Junior Ikes, contact Christina at cthrasher4@msn.com.
Outdoor America is the award-winning quarterly membership magazine of the Izaak Walton League of America. Each issue is filled with entertaining and educational articles about the exciting conservation work of IWLA members, as well as stunning photography. It also provides in-depth coverage of broader conservation subjects such as national energy policy, sprawl and wetland loss.
To begin receiving Outdoor America become a League member by clicking here.
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