Click here to listen to the Iowa Public Radio River to River Flood Resilient Vinton Interview Tune in to the 12:52 mark to learn more about Flood Resilient Vinton with an interview with Paul Schmit, PhD Candidate at the University of Iowa English Department
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By: Margot Dick, IIHR—Hydroscience & Engineering Communications Assistant Over time, both New Zealand and Iowa have moved from their native ecology to a more intensively managed, agriculture-based ecosystem. In New Zealand, the water ran clear as recently as 20 years ago, whereas in Iowa, environmental challenges date back more than a generation. Mark Kennett was […]
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Check out this podcast developed by North Carolina League of Cities featuring Larry Weber and North Carolina Mayors Don Hardy and Bill Saffo on lessons learned from their trip to Iowa on flood resiliency. Podcast: Sick and Tired of Flooding
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By: Hilary Pierce, ISU Extension Outreach Specialist, hepierce@iastate.edu The fall 2019 Iowa Watershed Academy was held on October 22nd and 23rd at the ISU Field Extension Education Lab near Boone. Great discussions were had during the academy and many questions were asked and answered. Experienced watershed coordinators and conservation professionals were able to share their […]
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Iowa Public Radio River to River Program: Flood Resilient Vinton, Interview with Paul Schmitt
In The NewsClick here to listen to the Iowa Public Radio River to River Flood Resilient Vinton Interview Tune in to the 12:52 mark to learn more about Flood Resilient Vinton with an interview with Paul Schmit, PhD Candidate at the University of Iowa English Department
Poweshiek County Farmer’s Approach for Clean Water
English River, In The News, SpotlightBy: Margot Dick, IIHR—Hydroscience & Engineering Communications Assistant Over time, both New Zealand and Iowa have moved from their native ecology to a more intensively managed, agriculture-based ecosystem. In New Zealand, the water ran clear as recently as 20 years ago, whereas in Iowa, environmental challenges date back more than a generation. Mark Kennett was […]
Iowa Mitigation Program Leads to $1.4 Billion in Flood Prevention Projects
In The NewsPodcast: Sick and Tired of Flooding
In The NewsCheck out this podcast developed by North Carolina League of Cities featuring Larry Weber and North Carolina Mayors Don Hardy and Bill Saffo on lessons learned from their trip to Iowa on flood resiliency. Podcast: Sick and Tired of Flooding
Vinton Defining Flood Resilience
In The NewsFall 2019 Iowa Watershed Academy
In The NewsBy: Hilary Pierce, ISU Extension Outreach Specialist, hepierce@iastate.edu The fall 2019 Iowa Watershed Academy was held on October 22nd and 23rd at the ISU Field Extension Education Lab near Boone. Great discussions were had during the academy and many questions were asked and answered. Experienced watershed coordinators and conservation professionals were able to share their […]
‘Better and Stronger’: Iowa and North Carolina Exchange Flood-Resiliency Information
SpotlightNishnabotna River Watershed receives WQI Grant and Installs Raingardens with Youth
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