by Christine Curry | Jan 22, 2025 | Blog, Watershed Talks
Organic Farming— A Solution for Iowa & Ukraine How a rural scientist successfully helps farmers transition to healthy organic regenerative practices! Michael McNeill, PhD— Scientist, Researcher, and Farmer Learn more about why and how transitioning conventional...
by Christine Curry | Dec 18, 2024 | Blog, Watershed Talks
Panoramic View of Nature Education— How a rural science teacher uses the outdoors as a creative classroom to educate students about nature! Mark Dorhout— Science Teacher, Panorama Middle School Learn more about why and how outdoor education not only is a great...
by Christine Curry | Nov 20, 2024 | Blog, Watershed Talks
Salt Watch— Safe Roads & Clean Water How over salting roads not only leads to rusty cars, but kills fish, and pollutes our drinking water long-term! Abby Hileman— Salt Watch Coordinator, Izaak Walton League of America Learn more about why and how properly...
by iowaikes.com | Sep 7, 2024 | Blog, Updates
Iowa Division delegation: from left to right, Jan Carmer, Lisa McIntyre, Christine Curry, Vicki Arnold, Dale Braun, Bert Carmer, Craig Enneking, Jim Meek, Aaron Staker, Craig McIntyre, Jack Johnson, Bill Arnold, and Rick Cerwick, Not included in this photo— Mike...
by iowaikes.com | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog, Water Pollution
The following article was republished via the Iowa Captial Dispatch. Kraft Heinz after over 20 documented violations was fined in total only $8,000 for unknown amount of pollution to Mad Creek and the Mississippi River. The DNR in this case could not adequately...
by iowaikes.com | May 19, 2024 | Blog
by Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch May 16, 2024 A western Iowa truck stop near Audubon has violated its pollutant limits more than 500 times in recent years and has caused the city to expel elevated concentrations of contaminants into a creek that flows to the...
