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
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
Many northern Wisconsin woodland owners may now enroll in a new program where they will get paid – not for their wood, but for the carbon their trees are storing.
The new program sponsored
Nine Mile Run looked like tomato soup in early June, the result of a municipal drinking water pipe that ruptured in a nearby neighborhood.
The incident, which occurred June 4 during a prolonged dry
The U.S. Forest Service announced the release of a new biological control on the Allegheny National Forest to help combat the non-native, invasive hemlock woolly adelgid.
Hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae) is an invasive
As the deadline looms for the Chesapeake Bay’s 2025 clean-up goals, the annual progress report from the University of Maryland shows that the estuary’s overall health is neither declining nor improving by significant margins.
A total of 15 Iowa communities will receive tree inventory updates as a result of action taken recently by the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
The commission approved a contract with JEO Consulting Group, Inc.
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will start treating Lost Grove Lake in Scott County at the end of June with the approved aquatic herbicide Sonar A.S. to eliminate Eurasian watermilfoil.
Sonar A.S. has
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