Free Sycamore Land Trust Nature Coloring Books

Birds of Southern Indiana” Coloring Book

Our free, printable “Birds of Southern Indiana” coloring book illustrated by Mary Connors, B.S. K-12 Education, M.A. Art Education, features 23 bird species that depend on the habitats we protect. At birding hotspots like our Eagle Slough Natural Area near Evansville, over 240 bird species have been documented by birdwatchers at eBird.org. As you walk our trails, use eBird’s Merlin app to listen for bird calls and see how many birds you can spot! Instructions to print: To assemble these coloring pages into a book, print double-sided (on both sides of the page) and adjust your print settings to flip the page on the short edge. Assemble the pages in order, fold in half, and staple at the fold.

“Wetlands of Southern Indiana” Coloring Book

Our free, printable “Wetlands of Southern Indiana” coloring book illustrated by Mary Connors features 20 species of plants and animals that depend on the wetland habitat protected by Sycamore, including American bittern, baldcypress, Kirtland’s snake, prothonotary warbler, bobcat, blue-flag iris, purple fringeless orchid, a beaver and her kit, and more. Wetlands provide important habitat for plants and wildlife, reduce flooding, and help improve water quality, yet more than 85% of Indiana’s wetlands have been lost. Help us educate about the importance of protecting Indiana’s remaining wetland habitats! Instructions to print: To assemble these coloring pages into a book, print double-sided (on both sides of the page) and adjust your print settings to flip the page on the short edge. Assemble the pages in order, fold in half, and staple at the fold.

“Native Wildflowers of Southern Indiana” Coloring Book

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Subscribe to our Friends of Sycamore Land Trust e-newsletter to download our free, printable “Native Wildflowers of Southern Indiana” coloring book featuring 20 of our favorite native wildflowers! Subscribers may unsubscribe at any time. This coloring book illustrated by Mary Connors is designed to help children and adults identify native wildflowers found along Sycamore’s more than 30 miles of public hiking trails in southern Indiana. From spring ephemerals that emerge early and last only a short while, to summer blooms that delight us until autumn, nature’s colors are everywhere on our preserves. Instructions to print: To assemble these coloring pages into a book, print double-sided (on both sides of the page) and adjust your print settings to flip the page on the short edge. Assemble the pages in order, fold in half, and staple at the fold.