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Nature and Mental Health
A doctor, a lawyer and a pharmacist walk into the woods… Slowly. They’ve assembled at the edge of the woods...
Progress in the Prairie
Removing undesirable and aggressive species, like cedars and dogwood, to make room for native prairie is hard, often thankless work....
Browsing History
With two high quality prairie remnants on either side, a herd of goats steadily made their way up a steep...
Planting Season
We come and go, but the land is always here. And the people who love and understand it are the...
Loess is More
Visiting Green Hill Ranch for the first time, Graham McGaffin said the property’s expansiveness struck him. “It can be difficult...
Remnant Prairie: A closer look at Iowa's rarest landscape
Heather Jobst has seen her fair share of remnant prairies — more than most. But every time she steps onto...
RAVE on the Great Western Trail
More than 40 cyclists, local land owners, naturalists, outdoor enthusiasts and folks who just decided to spend spring evening lending...
Prescribed fire in the winter?
Land stewardship staff conduct a burn in January at Snyder Heritage Farm in Polk County. Photo by Ryan Schmidt Here...
INHF sends prairie seed for research to Tallgrass Prairie Center
When the sun hides behind the clouds and the winter frost begins to coat the plains below, prairies lie dormant...
852 acres added to Sedan Bottoms Wildlife Management Area
Nestled in southern Appanoose County, Sedan Bottoms Wildlife Management Area is a protected paradise. Prairies, oak savannas, forests and floodplains...