Rubber boots have long been part of a bowhunter’s “uniform.”
While farmers and others have been using vulcanized foot coverings to do chores for decades, those knee-high green boots really didn’t hit the hunting
More than $1.9 million in land purchases, including one easement, as well as nearly $1.4 million in improvement projects were approved at the June meeting of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
The largest expenditure
My mind was still racing with nervous energy as I walked back to the truck along the standing cornfield last September at last light.
I had just shot a great buck with my bow.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources announced this week that the water level of Meadow Lake near Greenfield in Adair County will be lowered 3 feet starting the week of June 26.
The goal
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is looking for help with its annual wild turkey production survey. During the months of July and August wild turkey sightings are recorded to estimate this year’s nesting rates
Registration is now underway for the 2023 Prairie Lakes Conference (PLC) set for Aug. 9-11 at Okoboji, Iowa.
The PLC, which originated in 2016, is put together annually by conservation professionals and is an invitation
The Iowa Great Lakes region has several well-known and popular lakes, but it is West Lake Okoboji that brings water enthusiasts to this area.
Like the other lakes in the chain, it is a
State legislators in Minnesota finalized an environmental and natural resources bill during the 2023 Legislative session, which wrapped up last month, totaling $98.1 million in funding.
Looking to our neighboring state, I think we
Bumble bees need a life preserver, and Iowa is stepping up to offer its support.
As part of the Midwest Bumble Bee Atlas, the state is joining Minnesota, Missouri and Nebraska in taking a
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