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
A University of Toledo researcher is using a novel approach to test for fish contaminants on Lake Erie.
Emanuela Gionfriddo talked about her methods for testing fish for PFAS during an Ohio State University
Just weeks before the deadline for Colorado to reintroduce gray wolves under a voter-approved initiative, representatives of the cattle industry association are suing state and federal agencies in the hopes of delaying the predators’ release.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently announced a proposed $110 million settlement with DuPont over chemical contamination spanning seven decades from the company’s Washington Works facility in Parkersburg, W.Va., just
Several groups and individuals were in the gift-giving mood, and outdoor enthusiasts will be the beneficiaries, following action taken Dec. 14 by the Iowa Natural Resources Commission.
All told, five parcels were donated to
2024 will mark the 100th anniversary of the dedication of Ledges State Park. Iowa DNR staff and members of Friends of the Ledges will host a 100th anniversary kickoff event on Dec. 21, at the
What’s the best way to spend New Year’s Day? Take a First Day Hike in an Iowa state park or forest! Hikers can expect to be surrounded by the quiet beauty of nature in winter,
Winter hiking has long been a beloved outdoor activity for adventure enthusiasts, offering unique challenges and breathtaking landscapes. In recent years, there has been a surge in the popularity of themed winter multi-month multi-site hiking
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