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Across Iowa, we’re hearing reports—or the anticipation—of spring “firsts.”

NHF Board Spotlight This blog series highlights and acknowledges our dedicated board members. Lending their time and talents on a...

INHF Board Spotlight This blog series highlights and acknowledges our dedicated board members. Lending their time and talents on a...

The recent warmer weather has pushed people outdoors — and it's the perfect time to consider adding maple tapping to...

We’re pleased to introduce Madeline Shumaker as INHF’s newest graphic design intern.

We’re pleased to introduce Destiny Magee, INHF’s newest staff member, who joins our team as the Eastern Iowa Land Stewardship Assistant. An...

Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) has purchased the Little Sioux Scout Ranch in western Iowa from the Mid-America Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

Erica Place/INHF Tens of thousands of years ago, winds lifted grains of silt and sand from the Missouri River valley...

Whiterock Conservancy, a privately managed conservation area in Guthrie County, encompasses 5,500 acres with 4,200 acres open to the public. Photo...

Many birds call Iowa home for at least a portion of the year. Whether one of our wetlands is a...

This month, Tom Hazelton retired from his now 47-year career shaping the state’s conservation professionals, natural resource legislation and county...

What do you see when you look out over a landscape? Structural features like rivers and hills, or perhaps you...