Posts by Kerri Sorrell

Photo credit: OakleyOriginals / Foter.com / CC BY Whether you’re a farmer or a backyard gardener having healthy soil is...

The end of winter and the beginning of spring is a gradual process of warm days and cold nights, which...

We are entering a critical time during the legislative process. For the first time in many years, the Resource Enhancement...

Upper Iowa River flood scene taken by Brian Fankhauser near Chimney Rock on Wednesday, April 10. INHF Blufflands Program Manager...

Finally – Spring is almost here! Shoots are beginning to sprout, tempting us with the hope of fresh, delicious fruits...

INHF Land Stewardship Associate Erin Van Waus went hiking and bird watching with her husband, Heath, and their dog a...

The challenge of watching ducks in flight is keeping up with the action. Dabbling ducks such as mallards, shovelers, blue-winged...

The Nahant Marsh Education Center is premiering its film “Resurrecting the Wetlands: The Story of Nahant Marsh” tonight, April 4th,...

Discover how the natural environment is documented and studied through a camera lens at the 2013 Martin Bucksbaum Distinguished Lecture...

The sound of spring is carried on the wind. At first we often hear just a faint and distant honking,...

We’re excited to announce that Mark Ackelson, President of Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation, has been selected to receive the A....

Kerri The Design Intern here! Last week, I embarked on a whirlwind of a spring break trip with my cousin,...