Pottawattamie Conservation promotes an appreciation for Iowa's unique natural areas through year-round environmental education programming, natural resource management, and habitat restoration, as well as many recreational activities at any of our county parks. Whether you enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, or just want to learn something new, Pottawattamie Conservation offers exceptional opportunities to experience and explore the outdoors.
We are proud to operate and maintain six parks and six habitat areas that attract more than 250,000 visitors each year, including: Arrowhead Park in Neola, Botna Bend Park in Hancock, Hitchcock Nature Center in Honey Creek, Mt. Crescent Ski Area in Honey Creek, Narrows River Park in Council Bluffs, and Olde Town Park in Macedonia. Come out and see us!
Should there have been a hood on the bird while measuring the wing cord? It stresses me out if I see the bird stressed but it’s inevitable. Thanks for your explanation and expertise!
This is an amazing and wonderful video. The videography is fabulous. What a wonderful place. I did not know about the ridge line through Iowa. Thanks to the staff and volunteers for your work.
LOVE this video! I have been wanting to get there to watch and take photos. It looks amazing! Thank you to all who take part in this! I hope to get there soon. Very interesting information. Thank you for sharing.