Ouabache Land Conservancy (OLC) invites you (and your non-member friends!) to our 15th annual celebration at the Vigo County History Center on March 12th!

Please join us as we celebrate protecting and restoring land for future generations in west-central Indiana.

The excitement will start with a silent auction, live music, a bowl hewing demo by Keith Ruble, and a Windsor chair making demo by Blaine Berry at 5:30 pm; followed by dinner catered by Federal Coffee + Fine Foods at 6:30 pm for $50 per person.

Our featured guest speaker is natural environment author, Scott Russell Sanders, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English at Indiana University, and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Sanders will discuss how evolution has been weaving the web of life on Earth, linking all creatures, from bacteria to humpback whales, into vital relationships—pollinators to plants, plants to grazing animals, grazers to predators, predators to scavengers, scavengers to microbes, and so on through every level of complexity; and most importantly how we should proceed to “reweave” in his presentation, “Reweaving the Web of Life”.

Join us to learn about our preservation work and upcoming plans for 2025. Seating is limited so we encourage you to register ASAP at https://bit.ly/2025OLCAC no later than March 5th.

We also want to thank Viribus Wealth Management, the title sponsor for our celebration! Our sponsors make events like this possible, and you can help, too. For sponsorship information, contact lisa@ouabachelandconservancy.org .