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July 13, 2015
Nature Walk: Widow Skimmer
“Widow Skimmers are common summer dragonflies found near lakes, streams and in open fields. Its distribution is widespread across the...
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July 10, 2015
Picture perfect prairies
A tour participant photographs a wood lily at Stinson Prairie State Preserve. On Saturday, June 27, INHF president Joe McGovern led...
July 8, 2015
Do It Yourself: Orange Bird Feeder
The dog days of summer are here! Try this quick and easy craft to attract some wildlife to your yard for...
July 6, 2015
Nature Walk: Grasshopper Sparrow
“For grassland birds such as the grasshopper sparrow, insects like this grasshopper are an important source of protein for the...
July 3, 2015
Nature's fireworks
Celebrate the Fourth of July with the beauty of flowers—Iowa’s natural “fireworks.” From all of us here at INHF, have...
July 2, 2015
Jayjack named Director of Communications
Help INHF congratulate Joe Jayjack, our new Director of Communications. Jayjack served as interim director beginning June 1 and will now...
July 2, 2015
Jayjack named Director of Communications
Help INHF congratulate Joe Jayjack, our new Director of Communications! Jayjack has been serving as interim director since the beginning of...
July 1, 2015
Beat the heat with ice cream
(Photo by Evan Feekes) Happy National Ice Cream Month! We know you're in need of a cold, sweet treat as you...
June 30, 2015
Amana Colonies introduce gravel bike routes
The two new gravel routes allow riders to immerse themselves in the histories of Middle, High and West Amana. The...
June 30, 2015
Biking the Amana Colonies
The Kolonieweg trail running through Amana means “Colony Way.” (Photo by Eric Utterback) Looking for somewhere new to explore on...
June 29, 2015
Nature Walk: Least Skipper
“Skippers, such as this Least Skipper, are miniature butterflies just slightly larger than a dime and easy to overlook. They...
June 25, 2015
Volunteer spotlight: ISU students volunteer for “magical” day
Six Iowa State University Natural Resource and Ecology Management (NREM) graduate students used their skills to help open up and restore a remnant prairie on a March day this spring on a Boone County woodland just 20 minutes from campus. This is the fifth time ISU’s NREM students have worked on the site.
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