Our last three notes regarding cabinets of curiosities, professional collections and museums mostly had a Euro-centric perspective. Today, let us... Read More →
Supporting Nature Where They Are Like many Iowans, Jeff Klahn and Elisabeth Swain love the outdoors. Both lifelong biologists —... Read More →
IOWA CITY – The derecho last August revealed a need for chainsaw skills. A new course offered by a local... Read More →
How would you like to generate solar energy to run your home or fuel your car? Would you like to... Read More →
IOWA CITY – Appalachian banana, custard apple, banango; The pawpaw has many names, but whatever you call it, Bur Oak... Read More →
It’s spring, that time of year when plants are popping up from their long winter nap. And while we welcome... Read More →
Bur Oak Land Trust’s youngest supporter says she’s “team nature.”
Monty and Craig give to Bur Oak to double their impact on local conservation efforts.
A 30-acre pine stand on the Meskwaki Nation Settlement near Tama was significantly damaged following last year’s derecho, an inland... Read More →
What makes a house a home? Bur Oak Land Trust AmeriCorps members found out this Martin Luther King Jr. Day.... Read More →
