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Iowans who made gifts of land or land value for conservation over the past three years were honored at the...

Early last June, two dozen volunteers came together to build a professionally designed, sustainable hiking trail through an idyllic corner...

For immediate release Contact: Joe Jayjack, INHF communications director, jjayjack@inhf.org, 515-288-1846, ext. 19 DES MOINES — One thing that unites...

Please help us welcome INHF's new communications and design interns for the Spring semester!

The 2022 Iowa legislative session has been eventful for conservation, presenting both opportunities and challenges. Proposals have included a tax...

Governor Reynolds and Iowa legislative leaders have made clear that tax reform will be a central part of their agendas...

Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) will host a winter work day at Perkins Prairie on Saturday, Feb. 5 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Volunteers will remove unwanted brush and non-native plants from the prairie and are welcome to stay and hike after the event.

Golden-hued prairies, shimmering silver lakes and wilding trails are supposed to be an escape from everyday worries, not an investment...

On a crisp fall night, the graveyard gate stands ajar. Creeping fingers clutch the iron bars and a gust of...

For the past 50 years, Robert McCarthy’s property in southern Dubuque County has been another rectangle in the patchwork of...

By day, two of Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation’s (INHF’s) newest properties are teeming with life. Here, monarch butterflies forage for...

Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) closed on a 50-acre property on the shores of East Okoboji Lake Monday and at the same time ensured it will permanently remain a natural area with the help of the Dickinson County Conservation (DCCB)