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Four Indiana Natural Resources Commission members have resigned in protest, citing a troubling erosion of science-based decision-making and public trust within the state’s wildlife and land management. Frustrated by sidelined public input and decisions driven by personal preference, these seasoned commissioners—some with decades of service—say the commission’s influence is waning under the current administration. Their exit follows a legislative push to dissolve the body and comes as Governor Mike Braun moves to fill the vacancies, raising alarms about the future of conservation policy and stakeholder engagement in Indiana.

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