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MAR. 17, 2020
During the past few weeks INHF staff has closely monitored the situation around COVID-19. Our team has followed official guidelines and taken an active role in making sure our staff, supporters, volunteers, landowners and partners are protected. The need for immediate action through social distancing, rescheduling of events and limited travel are all part of our plan to keep ourselves and our neighbors around the state healthy.
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JUL. 31, 2020
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation was fortunate to have a decades-long relationship with famed wildlife artist Maynard Reece, who passed away on July 11.
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JUL. 30, 2020
For many years, Dr. Harold Albers observed the interplay of the river with agricultural lands. His property in Story County, purchased after the floods of 1993, became a study of this interplay.
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JUL. 30, 2020
Over the last few decades, the iconic Monarch butterfly population has been in peril. Their decline is due largely to loss of habitat, most notably milkweed species from field edges, roadsides, meadows and other sites required for their breeding. INHF and Partners are working to change that.
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JUL. 29, 2020
Birding has seen an uptick in interest in recent months. Birding is both a solitary and community-based activity which can be enjoyed by people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds, especially now.
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