Wildlife Research Station is part of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources in Boone, Iowa. We specialize in wildlife research and conservation while offering resources for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. Join us in preserving Iowas natural beauty f
Wildlife Research Station is a dedicated branch of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources located in Boone, Iowa. Our mission is to enhance the understanding and management of wildlife through research and conservation efforts. We are committed to providing valuable resources for hunting, fishing, and environmental protection, ensuring a sustainable future for Iowas natural resources. Our team works diligently to promote outdoor activities and educate the public about wildlife management practices. Join us in our efforts to preserve Iowa's rich biodiversity and enjoy its natural beauty.
The Wildlife Research Station operates under the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, serving as a vital resource hub for wildlife research, management, and conservation within the state. Situated at 1436 255th St in Boone, Iowa, we are passionate about protecting Iowa's diverse ecosystems while promoting responsible recreational activities such as hunting and fishing. Our facility offers a plethora of programs that cater to both novice and experienced outdoors enthusiasts. Visitors can explore extensive information on hunting seasons, fishing licenses, landowner assistance programs, and wildlife habitat management. Our dedicated staff members collaborate with local communities to foster awareness surrounding wildlife and conservation issues. They provide educational resources that cover various aspects of hunting safety, fish stocking practices, and habitat restoration projects aimed at combating invasive species. We also offer workshops that teach essential outdoor skills like arch
1436 255th St
Boone, IA 50036
Phone
(515) 432-2823