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Twin Springs Natural Area
This scenic 57-acre site adjoins the Cedar Valley Nature Trail, a previous INHF project, which is now a popular recreation area. Black Hawk County Conservation Board requested INHF assistance to acquire this land, east of La Porte City, which is already recognized as a haven for many types of birds. The property is mostly pasture ground that has been grazed, but not tilled. The potential for native prairie to recover and develop as a high quality remnant prairie is high. Plans are to re-establish the site's prairie-oak savanna and riparian buffer. About $140,000 remains to be raised from private and public sources.
To learn about other current projects that fit your interests or to inquire about a specific project contact Anita O'Gara, INHF's Director of Development, by e-mail or phone, 800-475-1846.
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