Six Iowa State University Natural Resource and Ecology Management (NREM) graduate students used their skills to help open up and restore a remnant prairie on a March day this spring on a Boone County woodland just 20 minutes from campus. This is the fifth time ISU’s NREM students have worked on the site.
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May 22, 2015
What's in Bloom: May
This is our third installment of “What's in Bloom.” From time to time, INHF volunteer Catherine Wilson will let you...
May 1, 2015
What's in Bloom: Woodlands
This is our second installment of “What's in Bloom.” From time to time, INHF volunteer Catherine Wilson will let you...
April 29, 2015
RAVEs define Earth Day 2015
Engaged citizens committed Random Acts of Volunteering for Earth (RAVE) to clear invasive species, collect garbage, restore habitats, inform interested...
April 9, 2015
Volunteer spotlight: Folks at Faulkes Heritage Woods
Walking through snow in Iowa in early March turns into a rewarding experience for these 17 volunteers from INHF, Trees...
April 2, 2015
The restorative powers of a prescribed burn: Part 1
INHF Land Stewardship Specialist Ryan Schmidt carries a drip torch during a prescribed burn at Snyder Heritage Farm in Polk...
March 25, 2015
What's in Bloom: Early Spring
This is our first installment of “What’s in Bloom.” From time to time, INHF volunteer Catherine Wilson will let you...
February 9, 2015
Improvement plan: Breen Prairie reclamation
Employees from General Mills help harvest prairie seed from the Breen Prairie north of Monticello in Jones County on Oct....
