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A new year means new additions to the INHF staff. Starting in January 2019, two familiar faces are joining INHF...

Just across the street from Stone State Park in Plymouth County, INHF has completed a conservation easement on 59 acres...

Photo provided courtesy of Great Outdoors Foundation. This fall, construction will be complete on a new six-mile trail around Easter...

Mason City had a vision for a healthier, more connected community. A new trail could help achieve that goal. For...

As I reflect on a weekend full of things to be thankful for, I am reminded of the volunteers who...

When John and Shari Paule purchased 40 acres southwest of Cumming in 2007, it wasn’t much to look at. Littered...

Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) is pleased to announce that it has been certified by Points of Light, the world’s...

Iowa is home to an impressive array of bird species, including owls. While some species only visit Iowa during their...

Five miles west of Bellevue lies Ed Weimerskirk’s farm, 484 acres of woodland, pasture and working land. Winding through it...

When I was driving my daughter to school recently, we stopped so I could take a few pictures along the...

Sportspeople do more than hunt Iowa’s protected land. They’re also one of the leaders behind saving it. Fred Long remembers...

The prairie at Snyder Heritage Farm. For nearly 30 years, Snyder Heritage Farm has been slowly transitioning from a traditional...