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Nature's natural nitrate filters (Posted March 26, 2015)

The sun sets over the icy Spring Run Wetland Complex in Dickinson County, just off East Okoboji Lake. (Photo by Daniel...
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What's in Bloom: Early Spring (Posted March 25, 2015)

This is our first installment of “What’s in Bloom.” From time to time, INHF volunteer Catherine Wilson will let you...
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Monitoring for mollusks (Posted February 27, 2015)

The Iowa Pleistocene snail is a considered a glacial relict species. The Iowa Pleistocene snail (Discus macclintocki) is a small mollusk indigenous...
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The scoop on Sandhill Cranes (Posted February 26, 2015)

With Sandhill Crane (Grus canadensis) season approaching in mid-March, take the opportunity to brush up on your crane knowledge. This...
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5 fun winter activities in REAP areas (Posted February 13, 2015)

Winter doesn’t have to be a time to stay cooped up inside. There are plenty activities to get you outdoors and...
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Improvement plan: Breen Prairie reclamation (Posted February 9, 2015)

Employees from General Mills help harvest prairie seed from the Breen Prairie north of Monticello in Jones County on Oct....
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Map of My Kingdom (Posted January 6, 2015)

With an aging population of Iowa landowners, more than half of the farmland in the state will be transferred to new...
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Who Will Carry On? (Posted January 2, 2015)

Doug Wood, a favorite Minnesota songster, sings a song with some important questions: “Who will love the land? Who will...
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Women Food and Agriculture Network Conference (Posted December 9, 2014)

Karen Washington presenting at the conference. *Photo courtesy of the Women, Food and Agriculture Network Facebook page. On November 14th...
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Six facts about Wild Turkeys (Posted November 24, 2014)

INHF is getting in the Thanksgiving spirit. Did you know these six facts about Wild Turkeys? Brush up on your...
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Wildlife Diversity Program (Posted November 21, 2014)

*From the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Iowa Taxpayers Increase Donations to Wildlife in 2013 Tax Year Last year, more...
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Can Woolly Bears Really Predict Winter? (Posted November 14, 2014)

Photo by Patrick Snell, Mark Ackelson Fellow Many Iowans have probably heard of the Woolly Bear (Pyrrharctia isabella) or the...
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