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As Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation’s 40th anniversary year comes to a close, we look back on the early years of...

Photo courtesy of David Thoreson People have long flocked to the Iowa Great Lakes to dive into the blue water...

Removing undesirable and aggressive species, like cedars and dogwood, to make room for native prairie is hard, often thankless work....

Enid and Pat Cancilla with INHF President Joe McGovern. IOWA CITY– Pat and Enid Cancilla of Iowa City have been...

Photo courtesy of Travel Dubuque Put away your sandals and bring out your sweaters. It’s officially the season for cool...

A flood-prone creek has wreaked havoc on Des Moines. New protection upstream aims to ease flooding woes. On Sunday morning,...

Why? It’s a question that comes up often in conversations with Iowans about their decision to permanently protect their land....

Sleepy Hollow Park in Story County will soon grow by more than 15 acres thanks to a joint project by...

Visiting Green Hill Ranch for the first time, Graham McGaffin said the property’s expansiveness struck him. “It can be difficult...

Sometimes, the best things are found in unexpected places. This is certainly true of Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt, a 9,000+ acre...

Bobby Jewell grew up on the edge of Decorah, hunting, fishing and watching his dad wrangle Brown Swiss dairy cows...

The North American monarch is the only butterfly known to make a two-way migration as birds do. Harnessing air currents,...