The Traveler, February 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, April 2006

Tourism news from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, May 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

Planning for Wooded Acreages and Woodlands, August 2005

PM2002B: People own wooded acreages and woodlands for a variety of reasons that may include: timber production, firewood production, recreation, wildlife habitat, aesthetics, and alternative forest products. Most of Iowa’s forestland is privately held, and the majority of ownership is fragmented into an average of ten acres (Forest Reserve Survey, 2004). In fact, the average size of an individual forest or woodlot ownership has been steadily declining for several years due in part to population growth, urban sprawl, and changes in land ownership. Studies indicate that the probability of a sustainable woodlot decreases as the population increases. At the same time, most woodlot owners want to be good stewards and protect and enhance the forest that they own. To achieve this goal, careful forest planning and management is required especially when managing the land for multiple objectives.

The Traveler, June 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, July 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, August 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

Learn about the Land - A Geologic Guide to the RAGBRAI Challenge, July 2006

Thie bourchure that is produced by the Iowa Geological Society, talks about points of interest to people that are biking accross Iowa. Part of RAGBRAI.

The Traveler, September 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

Iowa Official Register, 2005-2006

The Iowa Official Register, commonly known as the "Redbook," serves as a biographical and historical record of Iowa's leaders, government and people.

The Traveler, October 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, November 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, December 2006

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

The Traveler, January 2007

News from the Iowa Tourism Office

Research Highlights, August 2006

Provide an outstanding educational program that enables our graduates to become leaders in their professions by imparting fundamental principles, skills, and tools to innovate and excel. Pursue the discovery of fundamental knowledge and its applications to position the department among the leaders in research. Respond to the needs of the State of Iowa and the nation by building a strong outreach program that serves industry and the engineering profession.