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INHF's land protection partners


This chart was created and posted in March 2008, as INHF announced the protection of its 100,000th acre.

As of March 13, 2008, the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation has protected 100,000th acres of Iowa's special places. INHF, a private nonprofit conservation group, was created to work in partnership with other private and public conservation groups—along with Iowa's landowners and citizens.

As part of INHF's partnership philosophy, most of our project sites are now owned and managed by other organizations. The chart below shows who those owners/partners are. INHF's role on any given site may have included landowner negotiations, temporary ownership, fundraising, land management services, technical assistance and/or other support. You can see more complete statistics below the chart. You can also view our county-by-county project list.

Site owner/manager
Acres
Notes
Cities
431
Counties
36,054
County conservation boards
State
29,583
Mostly Iowa DNR, some Iowa DOT & one to Iowa State Historical Society
Federal
5,275
Mostly USFWS. The Effigy Mounds addition is held by the National Park Service
Private conservation groups
4,791
Whiterock Conservancy & others
Private conservation easements
13,867
Owned by private landowners; most do not permit public access
INHF
10,638
Most acres are pending public transfer

For more information, e-mail Cathy Engstrom, Director of Communications, or call (515) 288-1846.


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