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Written by Larry Stone Hikers. Paddlers. Tubers. Anglers. Sight-seers. Loungers. Bikers. Birders. Photographers. Hunters. Waders. Iowa's 18,000 miles of navigable...

One of the common messages of the Advent season is, “Be watchful, be alert you do not know when the...

INHF staff member Tylar Samuels spent a few days last week restoring oak savanna in Marion County. A few previous...

Photo by Clint Farlinger Sara Lubinski, an American landscape painter, recently wrote a blog post about one of our favorite...

Sandpipers range across North America and number more than 50 species. They feed in shallow water, from rainwater puddles, along...

We’re thrilled that INHF was featured in Radish Magazine as a great organization to give a gift membership for this...

Looking for an easy, eco-friendly craft project in preparation for the chilly winter months? Why not try creating this simple,...

Our post today on the INHF blog marks the 100th since we started posting this summer! So we decided to...

Male ring-necked pheasants have nearly every color feather in the spectrum. Their body plumage is an iridescent blend of bronze...

Earlier this week we brought you five great gift ideas for the nature lovers in your life. But don’t stress...

365 events in 365 days – that’s the hope for the Mississippi River Trail’s (MRT) Year of Cycling 2013. Across...

If you’ve never seen the Loess Hills up close and personal, it’s time that you head west and enjoy this...