New York Fishing Report – January 17-24, 2025
Site Staff
January 17, 2025
Iowa DNR looking for volunteers to help with frog and toad survey
Iowans who are graduates of “frog and toad school” have collected data on more than 2,200 wetlands since 1991, providing an incredible record of activity. The goal for this year’s graduates is to add to that legacy.
The Iowa DNR needs volunteers in northeast and northwest Iowa. There are two in-person courses scheduled for April with seats available.
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