Fish
Hatcheries & Visitor Centers
The Iowa DNR
Fisheries Bureau operates several fish hatcheries. All facilities
are open for tours. For tour information, visit the Fisheries
web page.
Iowa
State Fair
Displays, activities,
and programs from all bureaus of the Department of Natural Resources
are available in the DNR Building (near the fairground's west entrance).
Nature
Centers & Museums
The E.B. Lyons
Nature Center, South Bluff Nature Center, Loess Ridge Nature Center,
and Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) museum are open to visitors.
For more information, check out the Parks,
Recreation, and Preserves web page.
Springbrook
Conservation Education Center
The Center is
north of Guthrie Center. The facility strives to provide a unique
opportunity by integrating resource management with education about
natural resources through hands-on outdoor education activities.
Some available
activities are fishing, stream table, archery, pond study, water
quality, rifle shooting, bird banding, Iowa mammals, orienteering,
and team building. For additional information, contact A. Jay Winter, 641/747-8383.
State
Parks & Recreation Areas
Recreation opportunities
abound in Iowa State Parks and Recreation Areas. From hiking and
camping to bird-watching and bicycling, each park offers outdoor
enthusiasts a multitude of diverse and exciting adventures. View
a list of state
parks and recreation areas.
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