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What does advocacy for Iowa’s land, water and wildlife look like? It looks like you. When you think about the...

Photo by Zachary Gilbert Though fall’s mild weather is behind us, you don’t necessarily need to cast aside your fishing...

In the ten years INHF’s volunteer program has formally existed, it has engaged more than 7,000 people. Some interactions are...

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

Common Redpoll (Acanthis flammea), a scarce winter visitor to Iowa, rests during a snow storm in northeastern Iowa. Photo by...

INHF is pleased to have Kate Wilson join the central Iowa stewardship team for fall and winter restoration work. Kate...

Explore leaves with INHF's Acorn Crew The Acorn Crew is INHF's initiative to get children and families outdoors! Find more...

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

Every organization has its own set of unsung heroes — the people who put in the work behind-the-scenes without asking...

Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation welcomes a new chair to its board of directors. Greg Grupp steps into the position after serving on the INHF board for the last 10 years, most recently as 1st Vice Chair and chair of the Development Committee.

Autumn is a time of transition and a time for reflection. It can also be a good time for contemplative...

Photo by Larry Reis While we return to our homes for rest after a long day, the midnight ecosystem is...