Posts by Kerri Sorrell

Yesterday, Land Stewardship staff toured Turin Prairie in the Loess Hills, one of INHF’s newest projects. They were treated to...

Interested in growing food or practicing conservation on a small-scale portion of your land, acreage or yard? Homeowners with space...

This is the first installment in the My INHF Story series, where INHF staff members and partners share what connects...

Even in the harshest of the winter months, Iowa is still picture worthy—or in this case, painting worthy! This touching...

Get in the film mindset before Sunday’s Academy Awards by heading over to the Oneota Film Festival in Decorah this...

Snow comes down in total silence unless it is wind-driven. Then we only hear the sound of the wind. Snowflakes...

Last week, the National Journal took a look at how trails and conservation efforts are helping to restore Mississippi riverfront...

Linn County Conservation and Buchanan County Conservation have an exciting opportunity for bird enthusiasts this spring. The Sandhill Crane &...

One of the more magnificent sites in an Iowa winter is a Bur Oak (Quercus macrocarpa) stretching its branches across...

Meadow voles look like miniature beavers without a flattened tail. Like shrews and deer mice, they are active throughout the...

It’s a day for love! Some things we love: the outdoors, fresh coffee, walking through a summer prairie and our...

We were so excited about the arrival of our Winter 2014 magazines yesterday that we had to push our weekly...