Protecting the River That Sustains Our Region
The Wabash River corridor is home to wetlands, wildlife habitats, and natural systems that protect the health of the entire region.
Riverscape works to ensure that development along the river strengthens these ecosystems rather than compromising them.
WHY CONSERVATION MATTERS
A Healthy River Supports Everything Else
Economic development, recreation, and community life all depend on the health of the river ecosystem.
Wetlands filter water and protect against flooding. Natural corridors support wildlife and biodiversity. Vegetation along the riverbank stabilizes soil and improves water quality.
When these systems are protected, the river becomes a lasting asset for the region.
WABASHIKI AND BEYOND
Protecting Places Like Wabashiki
The Wabashiki Fish & Wildlife Area represents one of the most important ecological landscapes in the region.
Its wetlands provide habitat for migratory birds, protect floodplains, and create opportunities for nature exploration and environmental education.
Riverscape works with conservation partners to ensure places like Wabashiki remain protected while also becoming more accessible to the community.
How We Do Conservation
View some of our videos on how we take care of the Wabash Riverscape. To see our full library of videos visit our YouTube channel.
CONSERVATION PRIORITIES
Wetland Protection
Preserving wetlands that filter water, reduce flooding, and provide wildlife habitat.
Habitat Restoration
Restoring native plants and stabilizing riverbanks to support long-term ecological health.
Water Quality Monitoring
Working with environmental partners to protect the long-term health of the Wabash River.
Climate Resilience
Ensuring riverfront infrastructure works with natural floodplains and ecological systems.