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It’s that time of year again! Soon snow will be falling, students will be enjoying lengthy amounts of time off...

Dry weather appears to dramatically alter the blooming times of many plants. Asters typically bloom in the fall, however, under...

Regardless of if there’s snow on the ground or not, it’s always fun to start planning fun seasonal activities that...

Photo by Gary Tonhouse Thanksgiving is a fantastic time of year to remember all of the things you are thankful...

Especially in Iowa, trees are a phenomenal piece of the state’s natural landscape. We’ve shared INHF’s personal connection to Iowa’s...

With a snowy winter looming closer and closer, the days of bright green foliage are limited – at least outdoors....

Weather is always on the move. A full moon glows through a gossamer veil of fast moving alto-cumulus clouds across...

A photo taken in Arizona during the Leonid storm of 1966. Photo: HowStuffWorks If you’re still searching for some exciting...

Sorry for the puns, we couldn’t resist! This holiday season INHF wants to help you bring some of the nature...

The American Bison was once one of the most populous animals in North America. Though today there are only roughly...

Just because the weather is getting a little colder doesn’t mean you can’t bundle up and keep enjoying Iowa’s trails....

The prairie forest border does not have the sharp-edged transition one often finds in a managed landscape. This area is...