WorldPhoto: HT WorldLois Farris' 400-Acre Indiana Farm Set for Wildlife Restoration
In White County, Indiana, a 400-acre family farm owned by Lois Lynn Lowe Farris, who died at 99, is being restored to support native wildlife, prairie plants, and wetlands. Farris left the farm to NICHES Land Trust, which acquired it in 2022 to follow her 2005 conservation plan. The farm honors a family legacy dating back to the 1830s and aims to protect agricultural heritage and native habitat.
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