Posts by Kerri Sorrell

White-tailed deer survive winter cold by taking advantage of available food supplies and utilizing habitat to reduce the effects of...

The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is one of the most common species in North America, with a high concentration in...

During the winter months, our land stewardship staff tends to get a little restless. They itch to get back out...

World-famous RAGBRAI is one of Iowa’s most popular summer events. Local communities and thousands of people join in on the...

Mourning Doves are considered Iowa’s most widespread and abundant game bird and are hunted as they migrate south each fall....

Winter may mean frigid temperatures, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy all the scenery and natural recreation Iowa has...

In 2014, Women, Food and Agriculture Network (WFAN) is sponsoring an exciting opportunity for aspiring female ecological restoration professionals in...

Six months of each year most deciduous trees are leafless with barren branches. They are not really barren, however, since...

photo by Kerri Sorrell, INHF Design & Communications Intern A breathtaking sunset transformed the lake and trails at Raccoon River...

The Herbert Hoover Presidential Museum in West Branch, Iowa will open a new temporary exhibit, The Hidden Works of Jay...

The second week in January does not seem like nesting season unless you are a great-horned owl, a bald eagle...

Does your organization have an event coming up? INHF isn’t just committed to protecting Iowa’s natural areas, we also want...