Iowa’s 25-Year Wildlife Action Plan Open for Public Comments

Iowa’s 25-year wildlife action plan open for public comments

The action plan, according to the DNR, is a strategy for how the department will conserve wildlife in the state.

Iowa DNR's wildlife action plan calls for more prairie, more public lands and protection for 800 species

A turtle relaxes near Indian Creek in Linn County. — Jav Ducker/Little Village The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is seeking feedback on its 25-year wildlife action plan, which must be reviewed every 10 years per federal law.  The action plan, according to DNR, is a strategy for how the department will conserve wildlife in the state. It was last updated and reviewed in 2015, but was initially approved in 2006.  A draft version of the 2025 …

Iowa’s 25-year wildlife plan open for comments