INHF is now accepting applications for 2027 interns. Each summer, INHF hires nearly 20 field and office interns to learn about Iowa's native habitats, contribute to active stewardship efforts and bring INHF's work to new audiences. We offer internships in land stewardship, communications, design and grant writing. 

INHF is partnering with the Loess Hills Preservation Society and the City of Council Bluffs to pursue the acquisition and permanent protection of a 29‑acre addition to the Vincent Bluff State Preserve. 

Join INHF for a spring workday near you! Or, maybe you have a special skill you'd like to share to help further conservation. Let us know how you'd like to get involved. 

INHF is fundraising to protect approximately 192 acres along the Spring Branch Creek coldwater trout stream near Manchester in Delaware County, adjacent to the Manchester Fish Hatchery.