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Dr. Jim Pease of Ames has been selected by Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) to receive the 2022 Lawrence and Eula Hagie Heritage Award, which recognizes Iowans who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to improving the quality of Iowa’s natural environment and encouraging others to do the same.

A family's protection around West Lake Okoboji is one of INHF's most significant projects yet — and an amazing treasure...

Janet and Dennis Haller receive a certificate from Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds, left, and Iowa DNR Director Chuck Gipp, right,...

On Friday, Nov. 13, INHF presented the annual Lawrence & Eula Hagie Heritage Award to Mary Lewis and Beth Lynch...

Join the City of Eldora and INHF for the dedication and celebration of the Gunderson Nature Park, Wednesday Nov. 11th...

Last Thursday, Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation awarded Jim and Patricia Dinsmore the Brush of Excellence for their lifetime achievements in...

2015 Hagie Award winners Beth Lynch (left) and Mary Lewis (center) with INHF Blufflands Director Brian Fankhauser (right). Two residents...

Mark Ackelson served as INHF president from 1994–2013. Former INHF president Mark Ackelson will be recognized for his early leadership...

Mary Lou and Bob Gunderson. There are moments in the life of each INHF project in which the staff tries...

A resident of Jasper County will receive a statewide award for her commitment to conservation in her county and throughout...

Leigh Adcock, an INHF member since 2011, has recently been awarded the Spencer Award for Sustainable Agriculture. Leigh was nominated...

Jimmie Dean Thompson has a knack for identifying plant species. After working at the Ames post office for 32 years,...