Twenty-four counties in Iowa are proclaimed disaster areas from the ongoing drought.

Fall Fest Approaches!

posted 9/10/24 · Conservation Join us for family fun at Otter Creek Lake & Park on Oct 6, 2024! Enjoy food, a mini market, games, crafts, archery, and more from 12-4 pm. No cost to attend.

Nature Summer Camps are Open for Registration!

posted 5/2/24 · Conservation Explore insects, dinosaurs, space, and more with Tama County Conservation's summer camps for kids entering grades 2-8!

Tama County offers Junior Naturalist Program

posted 4/29/24 · Conservation The Iowa Junior Naturalist Program promotes awareness of natural and cultural resources of Iowa by rewarding children for engaging in educational programming and self-directed activities. Ran through the Iowa Association of Naturalists, this program is offered state-wide each calendar year and is now supported by Tama County Conservation! 

Twenty-four counties in Iowa are proclaimed disaster areas from the ongoing drought.

posted 4/1/24 · Emergency Management

How Do Iowa Animals Survive the Cold?

posted 2/6/24 · Conservation How do big blizzards and freezes affect Iowa wildlife? Cold weather is natural, and animals have found many ways to adapt!