Posts by Sarah LeBlanc
Conservation easements bring permanent peace of mind to Iowa landowners
Iowa’s landscape is constantly changing. Though it may not be visible with each passing day, natural forces shape the ground,...
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Fly south for the Lucas County Birding Festival
Grab your binoculars and head to Lucas County: The birding festival begins May 5. This festival, held in Chariton, is...
Prairie, wetlands protected at Silver Lake in Palo Alto County
In late 2016, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation purchased 185 acres adjacent to Silver Lake in Palo Alto County. The property...
Iowa cyclist pedals her way toward $10,000 to support INHF
Iowans are big fans of their bikes, but some take riding to the next level. Heidi Soliday, an Iowan with...
Landowners recognized at Gift to Iowa's Future Day
Janet and Dennis Haller receive a certificate from Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds, left, and Iowa DNR Director Chuck Gipp, right,...
Restoring Iowa's shallow lakes
Iowa’s natural shallow lakes might not be fit for adventurous water sports, but that doesn’t mean they have nothing to...
Two popular trout streams protected in northeast Iowa
With the acquisition of two Winneshiek County properties, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is helping improve trout habitat and expand the...
INHF sends prairie seed for research to Tallgrass Prairie Center
When the sun hides behind the clouds and the winter frost begins to coat the plains below, prairies lie dormant...
The Missing Link
At Mitchellville city limits, through Prairie City and on toward Monroe, a trail is forming that will bring hundreds of...
INHF protection projects receive 2016 REAP grants
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is excited to announce five INHF projects that were awarded REAP (Resource Enhancement and Protection program)...
Barlow Challenge
As part of its Community Challenge, the Barlow Family Foundation has chosen two INHF projects to support by matching funds...