Partnerships
It Takes a Village
Protecting land and expanding public access doesn’t happen alone. EIOF works alongside conservation organizations, community leaders, landowners, donors, and public agencies to combine resources, act on opportunities, and create lasting benefits across Eastern Iowa.
Dubuque County Conservation Society
Founded to protect the natural character of Dubuque County and the surrounding area, the Dubuque County Conservation Society helps preserve wildlife habitat, plant communities and scenic landscapes. Its long-standing local commitment makes it an important partner in protecting special places for future generations.
Jones County Conservation Board
The Jones County Conservation Board manages parks, wildlife areas and other public lands throughout Jones County. Through land stewardship, outdoor recreation and environmental education, the board helps connect residents and visitors with the region’s natural resources.
Pheasants Forever
Pheasants Forever is a national conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring habitat for pheasants, quail and other wildlife. Its grassroots approach supports habitat improvements, permanent land protection, public access and outdoor education at the local level.
Twin Rivers Pheasants Forever
Twin Rivers Pheasants Forever brings the Pheasants Forever mission directly to Eastern Iowa. Through local fundraising, volunteer leadership and hands-on conservation work, the chapter helps restore wildlife habitat, support land acquisitions and create more opportunities for people to enjoy the outdoors.
USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture supports conservation through programs that help landowners protect soil, water, wetlands and wildlife habitat. Its technical expertise and financial resources can play an important role in turning conservation opportunities into lasting improvements on the land.
Whitetails Unlimited
Whitetails Unlimited supports wildlife habitat, land acquisition, outdoor education and the future of America’s hunting tradition. By directing resources toward local conservation projects, the organization helps protect habitat and expand opportunities for people to experience the outdoors.