Johnson / Bur Oak Land Trust / Ames / Iowa Public Radio / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Extinction / /
Facility
Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge / Gateway Conference Center / Port Louisa NWR / Environmental Learning Center / Old Highway / Building Grassroots Coalitions / Port Louisa Open House Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge / Saulsbury Lodge / /
IndustryTerm
corn/soybeanbased cropping systems / food struggle / ecological systems / printing / web-based videos / /
NaturalFeature
Iowa river / Iowa valley / Cedar valley / Mississippi river / Lower valley / Lower Iowa valley / Cedar River / Cedar Valleys / /
Organization
Johnson County Extension Office / USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service / Louisa County Conservation Board / USDA / USDA Forest Service / Iowa State University / Scott County Extension office / US Fish and Wildlife Service / Iowa Department of Agriculture / Environmental Learning Center / Whiterock Conservancy / Muscatine County Conservation Board / Natural Resources Conservation Service / The Alliance / Four Mounds Foundation / Nature Conservancy / Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation / Lower Iowa & Cedar Valleys Conservation Alliance / /
Person
Jeff LeClere / Aldo Leopold / Dan Klinkenberg / Cathy Henry Many / Josh Spies / Jake Hart / Amanda Heitz / / /
Position
climate scientist / keynote speaker / /
ProvinceOrState
Johnson County / Mississippi / Iowa / Iowa and Mississippi Rivers / /
Extreme Floods Impact Local Wildlife When flooding is not extreme, it can benefit many species. Floodwaters help plants and animals to disperse across the landscape. Seeds are moved around in floodwaters, settling in new