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“During his life, Sandy almost exclusively earmarked his donations for ecological restoration and management, and he really liked field teaching,”...

Greg Grupp has been a part of Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) for the past 15 years. As a long-time...

As winter settles and warm weather arrives, consider bringing your favorite four-legged friend with you on your next outdoor adventure....

Gift to Iowa's Future day is an annual celebration recognizing Iowans who made gifts of land or land value for...

Longtime Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation board member Woodward "Woody" Brenton passed away earlier this month at the age of 70.

INHF is excited to welcome Kody Wohlers and Bill Kohler as INHF's newest land stewardship directors! Meet Kody Wohlers Kody...

Paul W. Johnson, a leader in the conservation community in Iowa and nationally, died on Monday, Feb. 15 at the age...

This story is part of an ongoing series, Lay of the Land, that seeks to explore the different ways people...

A short drive from Ames, Mike and Linda Meetz's reconstructed and remnant prairie and wetlands are a sight to behold....

Driving along Iowa Highway 1, you could easily pass the pasture and hayfield one mile north of Solon without noticing...

While maybe a somewhat unconventional activity in the Midwest, winter camping can be a rewarding and peaceful way to experience...

The best turkey Karen Nelson ever fixed was cooked on a wood-fueled stove in a cozy cabin on the Little...