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2013 statewide land stewardship crew Are you a former INHF intern? Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is working on a newsletter...

Jumping spiders are the lions and cheetahs in the miniature world of insects and other spiders.  They are hunters that...

In mid-June four INHF staff members and six volunteers spent their evening pulling invasive species on an INHF prairie in...

The Bicycle, Blues and Barbeque Festival will be held in Clear Lake, Iowa, on July 12-14. The event combines great...

Attention photo lovers: INHF is now on Instagram! Instagram, a mobile photo-sharing platform, is the perfect place to find beautiful...

Iowans can support conservation and highlight some of the state's wildlife species with their car license plate. The five variations...

Syrphid flies are tiny insects, but you likely have seen them hovering over flowers and assumed they were small bees....

Kayaking on the Upper Iowa River INHF would like to wish you a fun and safe Independence Day! Today's favorable...

Summer is in full swing, and Iowa parks and trails are filling up with eager adventurers. Iowa Outdoors, IPTV’s seasonal...

Increased trail traffic accompanies nice weather. To ensure the safety of all trail users, INHF would like to remind you...

Plant leaves can tell us what general group they belong to.  If the veins in a plant’s leaves are parallel...

In Iowa, the weather is finally beginning to resemble summer! That means it's the time of year tomatoes, peppers and...