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Jacqueline Comito
Iowa Learning Farms

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Monthly Iowa Learning Farms Webinar Series Continues in 2013

Iowa Learning Farms continues its monthly educational webinar series into 2013 with a Jan. 16 session looking at the state's role in water quality.

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Iowa Learning Farms ‘Watershed-based Community Assessments’ Publication Available

With funding from Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Iowa Learning Farms developed “Watershed-based Community Assessments,” a toolkit to guide local communities with their watershed improvement projects.

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Iowa Learning Farms’ Team Members Receive Women of Innovation Awards

Jacqueline Comito and Ann Staudt were recognized at the Technology Association of Iowa’s fifth annual Iowa Women of Innovation awards ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 15, for their work in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

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Iowa Learning Farms’ Video ‘Out to the Lakes’ Wins Awards

The film “Out to the Lakes” recently received awards of achievement in the documentary and educational production categories and an award of excellence in music from the Iowa Motion Picture Association. The Iowa Learning Farms film encourages viewers to think about water quality and their personal relationship with their local lake or water body.

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Iowa Learning Farms Book Offers Insight into Water Quality Perceptions

Iowa Learning Farms (ILF) has announced the publication of Water Quality Matters To Us All, a new book that provides insight into the attitudes and practices of agencies and stakeholders involved in protecting Iowa’s water quality.

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Iowa Learning Farms New Video ‘Out to the Lakes’ Available

“Out to the Lakes” is a provocative and engaging film that encourages viewers to think about water quality and their personal relationship with their local lake or water body.

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‘Dogs, Frogs and Nature Songs’ Children’s CD Released

A new children’s music CD from Iowa Learning Farms, “Dogs, Frogs and Nature Songs,” has just been released. The CD, with 21 songs about nature, conservation and learning, was composed, arranged and performed by Ames and Story County residents who comprise the group Joyful Hearts.

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