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Between the orange oak and golden yellow hickory leaves, the canopy of the most recent addition to Fox Hills Wildlife...

Enid and Pat Cancilla with INHF President Joe McGovern.  IOWA CITY– Pat and Enid Cancilla of Iowa City have been...

Photo courtesy of Travel Dubuque Put away your sandals and bring out your sweaters. It’s officially the season for cool...

From the time I learned to walk, my Grandpa has shared his love for nature with me. His connection to our Earth is so powerful—it is his religion.

INHF is excited to welcome Genna Clemen as its new communications assistant. Genna is responsible for the design of INHF...

From the Loess Hills to the Mississippi River Valley, INHF has had the opportunity to protect some pretty incredible places...

Iowa may not be the first state to come up in conversations about national conservation. There are no mountains here....

From land stewardship to project support, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation interns have left an undeniable impact on INHF and conservation...

Iowa has experienced some tremendous landscape changes. Elk and bison herds once thundered through seas of grass, but habitat loss...

Leaf through fresh forest litter to uncover a different kind of crop. From hazelnuts to morel mushrooms, you can forage...

In 1993, four generations of the Petersen family gathered for the dedication of Vern and Wilmer Petersen Wildlife Management Area...

Rising more than 300 feet overlooking the Mississippi River, two recently acquired additions to Lansing WMA permanently protect one of...