Dr. Jim Pease of Ames has been selected by Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) to receive the 2022 Lawrence and Eula Hagie Heritage Award, which recognizes Iowans who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to improving the quality of Iowa’s natural environment and encouraging others to do the same.
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September 21, 2022
Green over Screens: Why Children Should Play Outside
“Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach some...
September 7, 2022
Species Spotlight: Grey Catbird
You hear it before you see it. A strange, meow-like call seeming to emanate from a nearby thicket. Is that...
August 26, 2022
INHF Welcomes 2022 Living Lands Fellow
We’re pleased to welcome Allison Boehm as the 2022 Living Lands Fellow. Boehm’s upbringing on her family farm near Wadena,...
August 26, 2022
INHF to lead management of prairie preserve in Ames
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is now the lead manager of the Richard W. Pohl Memorial Preserve in Iowa.
August 24, 2022
From Battles to Bicycles
Photos courtesy of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and Warrior Expeditions In the summer of 2021, five veterans set out from Washington,...
August 16, 2022
What to Bring on a Hike
Whether you’re traversing the flat lands of central Iowa or scaling the bluffs in the northeast corner of the state,...
August 4, 2022
Species Spotlight: Harvestmen
You’ve likely encountered thousands of them in your life, crawling on leaves or windowsills, hiding underneath logs or creeping up...
August 4, 2022
Leave only Footprints, Take only Memories
Lanz Heritage Area, Jasper County, Iowa. Photo by Ross Baxter/INHF It’s a marvelous day to visit an Iowa park. The...
July 28, 2022
INHF Welcomes Four New Staff Members
Please join INHF in welcoming Stacie Couvillon, Sydney Hunter, Patrick McNaughton, and Erica Place! Each brings valuable expertise to both...
July 27, 2022
Monarch Butterfly Listed as Endangered Species by IUCN
Monarch butterflies migrate up to 2,500 miles to their winter habitat in Mexico and California and return to areas throughout the U.S. and Canada during the summer breeding season. Illegal and legal logging has destroyed a substantial amount of the monarch’s winter habitat, and their summer habitat is likewise threatened by herbicide spraying and development.
July 15, 2022
Lesser-Known Wild Edibles to Forage for in July
They might not look like the fruits or vegetables at the supermarket - and they’re not as well-known or as...
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