Iowans turned out in force on New Year’s Day to mark the 13th annual state park first day hikes.
A total of 1,800 people joined the hikes, with 18 parks and one state forest
A pair of popular state parks will see road improvements, following action last Wednesday by the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
In the first case, asphalt paving work will be completed on all roads, approximately
Iowa Department of Natural Resources foresters are using a novel plan to eliminate invasive species, testing that approach at Backbone State Park near Strawberry Point.
The approach involves using a bulldozer and excavator to
A permanent building to house archery and shooting sports activities at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines was approved Wednesday during the regular meeting of the Iowa Natural Resources Commission, but not before issues
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is postponing the trout stockings scheduled for this Saturday, Jan. 13 at Blue Pit, Mason City, and Bacon Creek Lake, Sioux City, due to unsafe ice conditions.
The
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is hosting a series of town hall-style meetings where local staff will provide updates on recently completed hunting and trapping seasons, discuss possible changes to hunting and trapping rules
The reintroduction of wild turkeys to Iowa’s landscape has been celebrated as a conservation success story for the past 25 years. But Iowa’s turkey population is showing troubling signs: the numbers are down, nests are
By the late summer of 2024, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will no longer own a golf course.
In December, the state Natural Resources Commission provided its stamp of approval for the transfer
Through a program called No Boundaries, students at Graettinger-Terril-Ruthven Ayrshire (GTRA), Okoboji and Spencer High School in northwest Iowa are gaining real-world experience as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives.
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