Over the past 200 years, Iowa last lost 99 percent of its prairie land, 75 percent of its woodlands and forests and about 260 plant species are considered endangered and threatened. A new report says implementation of “connectivity corridors” would help protect Iowa wildlife from extinction.
The REAP grant will go toward native plants, trails and recreational amenities on the historic grounds
Also, Attorney General reminds Iowans of school safety law
REAP assemblies give all Iowans an opportunity to share and discuss their visions for Iowa’s outdoor recreation, soil and water enhancement, historical resources, land management and more. They are locally led meetings where issues can be brought forth and voted upon.
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