Season Passes for 2012
$350.00 for the 2012 Camping Season
Camping Season Coupon Book 2012
$150.00 for 11 nights of camping for the 2012 Camping Season
Gilbertson Conservation Education Area
Gouldsburg Park
$15.00/night with electricity
$10.00/night without electricity
$10.00/night Equestrian Camping at Gilbertson
Dutton’s Cave Park
$8.00/night with electricity
$5.00/night without electricity
Goeken Park
Twin Bridges Park
Echo Valley State Park
$5.00/night
The Fayette County Conservation Board Program is made up of: a county park system, environmental education program, wildlife managment program, and a roadside management program. The Fayette County Conservation Board invites all questions and comments and urges everyone to visit our facilities or attend a board meeting. Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Wildwood Nature Center.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Whitetail: Treasure, Trophy or Trouble? - A History of Deer in Iowa
Oelwein Public Library
The event is sponsored by Humanities Iowa.
For details, call 563-245-1517 or 319-283-1515
By: Dawn L. Amundson |
Thursday, January 12, 6:30 PM
Hunters, farmers, homeowners, motorists, and wildlife watchers each may have their own opinions of deer – but it’s no exaggeration to say that Iowa’s prolific deer herd affects nearly every person in the state.
Larry A. Stone of Elkader, author of Whitetail: Treasure, Trophy or Trouble? – A History of Deer in Iowa, will speak at the Oelwein Library at 6:30 PM on Thursday, January 12. Stone worked with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources on the deer history project.
Stone’s program, which is adapted from the book, traces the fascinating saga of an animal that had nearly vanished a century ago, but whose population has exploded in recent years. It’s a testimony to the incredible adaptability of deer, as well as to a century of conservation and restoration efforts – and the challenges of managing a prolific herd.
It’s a story with broad appeal to anyone interested in Iowa’s outdoors. The program includes striking photos by Larry and premier wildlife photographer Roger Hill, of Roland, IA. The program lasts about 40 minutes, and will be followed by an open discussion and questions.
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