Climate change is no longer a "what-if" scenario and its impacts demand attention What are those impacts to our water resources, infrastructure, development, and the insurance industry? Listen in as we talk about this and other issues on @thecollectivetp https://t.co/QYFTFQM1BU

Have you tuned into this season of The Collective Tap? Our podcast is produced by the @WhiteRiverAlli and this most recent episode has information on our wetlands regulations and their implications today.

Season 5 of The Collective Tap tightens the focus following our 18-episode introduction to the world of water over Seasons 1-4. Our new host, Dr. Gabe Filippelli, will take us through five new conversations about the most pressing issues facing Indiana’s water resources.

Listen to this episode's guests to learn more about wetlands regulations: Rachele Baker Owner of Little River Consultants and Co-Founder of the Indiana Wetlands Association Scott Matthews Regulatory Specialist at U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Louisville District

Our podcast @thecollectivetp returns this August for Season 5! Our new host, Dr. Gabe Filippelli, will take us through five new conversations about the most pressing issues facing Indiana’s water resources.  https://t.co/YcXXGKkEAM.

It's out! Happy to share the first Episode of Season 5 of @thecollectivetp with its new host...me! This season we dive into water...at least aurally @WhiteRiverAlli @Prepared4Change https://t.co/IfNWZPHmeD

Episode 2 of @thecollectivetp season 5 has landed! We talk about wetlands, wetland functions, and the various regulations that support, or don't, the protection of these valuable natural resources Fun Fact--Fens Flood! @WhiteRiverAlli https://t.co/QYFTFQMzrs

Episode 2 of this season of The Collective Tap is now available! Not Deep But Wide: Wetland Regulations and Their Implications

Season 5 of TCT starts with a look at the White River Report Card. Host Dr. Gabe Filippelli talks with Brad Beaubien from Visit Indy and Kelly Brown from White River Alliance about whether or not our water resources make the grade! Streaming now and at https://t.co/97YdbsE9vV!

Season 5 of The Collective Tap launches today with Back to School: The White River Report Card. Our new host, Dr. Gabe Filippelli, talks with Brad Beaubien from Visit Indy and Kelly Brown with the White River Alliance about the Report Card and what it says about our waters.

2022 has been full of growth, new opportunities, continued successful programs, and inspiration for next year. But none of it would have been possible without your support. Watch (part 1) this video to learn about our 2022 program outcomes!

Happy #GivingTuesday! Help support our various programs that work to improve and protect our waterways such as RAFT, Clear Choices Clean Water, The Collective Tap, Indiana Water Summit, and many more. Give back this #GivingTuesday by donating at https://t.co/6Nky04L4yo

Back in September, @JordanRyanArch and I did a podcast about the history of the White River with @thecollectivetp. Check out our episode (Episode 1) at the link below.

Learn more from George Ironstrack, Citizen of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and Assistant Director of the Education Office in the Myaamia Center at Miami University, by listening on your favorite streaming platform. Event info here: https://t.co/ZiKhPWTRLV (2/2)

When you're on your way to Metazoa Brewing Co. tonight @ 6:30pm, you can listen to our final episode, "The Indigenous Perspective"! Event info here: https://t.co/ZiKhPXbtav (1/2)

In @thecollectivetp 's "On the Water" season, the first episode discusses how waterways have been the backbone of human communities. Lynne Medsker's canoe represents this theme and you can find it at Federal Hill Commons in Noblesville. Learn more at https://t.co/1YLL7GgrEZ

Don't forget! This Thursday at 6:30pm we will be gathering at @MetazoaBrewing to celebrate our new podcast, @thecollectivetp . Join us to mingle with fellow water supports, try out our new Hazy IPA "Mudpuppy", and meet TCT Hosts! RSVP here: https://t.co/zCu0pwOjHj

Learn about recreation on the White River with Clint Kowalk, Small Business Owner of Go Fishin with Clint, in our lastest episode! https://t.co/mqgbJMjRMt

Fishing, paddling, bird watching, or walking along the water’s edge–all of these experiences can help forge a deeper relationship with this most essential element and inspire a greater interest in its protection. (1/2)

We've focused on the many ways that humans use water, but there are many other creatures that depend on our waterways as well. Hear more from Amanda Smith, Superintendent for Natural Resources and Education of the Hamilton County Parks Department in our latest episode, Wildlife!