Theodore Roosevelt believed in the restorative benefits of hunting – as well as the importance of conserving wildlife for its own sake. His philosophy of conservation lived on through the actions of government, although opposed
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will release rainbow trout in 10 locations across Iowa this winter in areas that would not support them during warmer months.
Winter trout stockings are a great place
A plan to demolish five buildings at Springbrook State Park ran into opposition last Thursday at the monthly meeting of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission, with at least two board members expressing concern that the
The Iowa DNR Fisheries Bureau has openings for seasonal fisheries workers for the summer 2024 season at fisheries offices across Iowa.
It’s an opportunity to learn about fisheries careers and gain valuable experience while
With the two shotgun seasons now in the books, Iowa’s deer hunting shifts to a more solitary endeavor with the opening of the late muzzleloader season and the reopening of the archery season.
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Looking at research provided by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, prior to European settlement, prairies were dominant as far as the eye could see. They covered over 70% of Iowa’s landscape, while wetlands and
As I wait impatiently for first ice here in northwest Iowa, I think back to the changes that have taken place over the past 65-plus years that I have ice fished. So many upgrades, but
The Iowa Natural Resources Commission approved the purchase of three properties, with one of the purchases receiving special attention at the commission’s Thursday meeting at the Wallace Building in Des Moines.
The parcel receiving
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has received two $60,000 donations that will allow it to complete its Motus Wildlife Tracking System Network across the state within the next five years.
The Motus Wildlife
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