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Wordless Wednesday – Blue Vervain (Posted August 13, 2014)
Blue vervain is a plant native to Iowa that blooms in mid to late summer. It is bluish-purple in color...
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Iowa's Loess Hills: Faunal Crossroads at the Edge of the Great Plains (Posted August 12, 2014)
On July 23, the 2014 statewide and bluffland land stewardship interns had the opportunity to participate in a program given...
Nature Walk: Stay Together (Posted August 11, 2014)
“If you are a trumpeter swan parent with five cygnets, your main mission is to protect them from predators and...
INHF launches RAVE volunteer opportunities (Posted August 10, 2014)
Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation has launched a new type of volunteer opportunity: RAVE - Random Acts of Volunteering for the...
Office Interns Explore INHF Property (Posted August 8, 2014)
On July 8, Sam, Lexi and myself traveled to an INHF property in Clark County with staff members Ryan Schmidt,...
Paddle or Float? Your Choice on the Iowa River Water Trail (Posted August 7, 2014)
By Kerri Sorell, Summer 2014 Magazine The Iowa River has long been a destination for paddlers and water enthusiasts, perfect for...
Wordless Wednesday – The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Posted August 6, 2014)
The Eastern tiger swallowtail features characteristics that make it distinctive from other butterflies. Male Eastern tiger swallowtails are yellow or yellow-orange...
Nature Walk: July Prairie II (Posted August 4, 2014)
“Here we see a mixture of prairie blazing stars, yellow coneflowers and rattlesnake masters which are part the grand finale...
Paint Creek Valley (Posted August 1, 2014)
Now and then, an INHF land protection project draws wide enthusiastic support from other nature organizations. Paint Creek Valley is one such...
Mark C. Ackelson Fellowship (Posted July 31, 2014)
Do you have a heart for activism as well as for Iowa's land, water, wildlife and people? The Iowa Natural...
Wordless Wednesday – Natural Spring Water (Posted July 30, 2014)
Natural spring water is stored in unique containers beneath the earth’s crust called aquifers. Before the aquifer reaches its full...
Iowa's Drought Update (Posted July 29, 2014)
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources publishes The Water Summary Update every two weeks. This is a quick way to...
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