Joe Jayjack

Joe Jayjack is the Communications Director at Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation.

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Forever Young

When David and Terrie Hoefer worked at the central Iowa 4-H camp in the 1980s and ‘90s, they formed a deep connection to this place along the Des Moines River in Boone County. That is why the Hoefers and many other alumni were happy when Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF) purchased the camp to protect and keep whole this natural wonder.
On Firm Footing

Over the past 25 years, the LaMair family has spent a lot of time enjoying and caring for 475 acres of rolling land in Clarke County. They have constructed ponds, filled in and seeded down gullies that had formed due to erosion, and planted native grasses and forbs, creating a foundation for restoration. Now they have taken steps with INHF to make sure this special place is permanently protected.
High Trestle Trail Bridge turns 10!

Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the opening of the High Trestle Trail Bridge, and Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation is celebrating by raising funds during the month of May to make new connections and improvements to this iconic Iowa destination.
Remembering INHF board member Woody Brenton

Woody was elected to INHF's volunteer board of directors in 1995 and served in the role for more than 25 years.
Generations of Love for the Lakes

Love for the West Okoboji Lake spans over generations.