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photo by Carl Kurtz Plants such as bulrushes, cattails, water lilies and animals such as frogs, fish or even snail...

Beat the winter blues by checking out some colorful creatures — it’s time to bird watch! Even though some species...

Volunteers from Principal Financial Group volunteer at Lone Tree Point on Clear Lake, an INHF project. Thank you to The...

Bird identification can require serious observation and science.  Here we have two red-tailed hawks that are completely different.  On a...

When the winter chill sets in, it can be difficult for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy all the open-air opportunities Iowa...

Photo by Tim Wilson via Flickr Creative Commons Start the new year on the right foot: Iowa State Parks is sponsoring free,...

Calling all eagle lovers: This winter, never miss a chance to see a bald eagle soaring overhead. Our friends at Silos...

This winter solstice, INHF is celebrating three pieces of conservation policy signed by President Obama last week that provide huge...

Planting or restoring prairie has become a common practice at Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation. Each year, INHF collects and purchases...

Thirty-two years ago, Duane Sand asked me to help him with some summer communication about a concept he hoped would...

Soap Creek runs through the 227-acre addition to Stephen’s State Forest in Davis County. INHF recently assisted the Iowa DNR...

As we head toward the start of the 2016 legislative session, (Monday, Jan. 11) our thoughts turn away from the...