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We came up with five tidbits we didn’t know before we started working as INHF interns. Maybe a few of...

Ride. Party. Compete. For anyone who has ever dreamed of one day being a contender on the “Amazing Race,” Iowa...

Dickcissels are grassland birds that evolved in the tallgrass prairie. If a prairie is available they make use of its...

Want to help power the party? Now you can – with the help of the INHF bike generator. How it...

Welcome to Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation‘s blog! INHF is an organization dedicated to protecting and restoring Iowa's land, water and...

Dana Livingston started simple. Soon after moving to Dubuque in 1995, he began volunteering his time to restore a local...

“All Iowans should realize that their state is beautiful,” says Rosie Partridge. “It hurts me when they don’t.” After purchasing...

Erwin Klaas believes many people don’t realize the impact their actions have on the environment. He wants to change that....

The “Dead End” sign that greets drivers en route to Bob deNeui’s property is misleading. Past the century-old cemetery and...

Wading through the tall Indian grass (Sorghastrum nutans), admiring purple spikes of prairie blazing star (Liatris aspera), spooking a buck...

If you’ve ever visited a certain biology classroom at the Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) campus in Ankeny, you...

For 2005 Lawrence and Eula Hagie Heritage Award recipients Lloyd and Gaylan Crim, the subtle delights of the natural world...