Pocahontas County Conservation Board Expands Parks Network
The Pocahontas County Conservation Board, formed in 1964, manages twelve areas totaling about 190 acres across eight parks two leased access areas and two wildlife refuges. New additions Plover Pit Park and Cooper Cove Park offer lakes and facilities. a broader Acres for Wildlife program teams with private landowners to restore habitat.
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Pocahontas County
Ernest Meredith
Plover
Cooper Cove Park
Palmer
Little Clear Lake Park
Pilot Creek Park
Rolfe
Feldman Park
L.W. Feldman
Northwest Recreational Park
Laurens
Plover Pit Park
West Roadside Park
Lizard Lake Access
Sunken Grove Island
Central Park
Pocahontas Co. Cons. Board
Havelock Wildlife Refuge
Plover Wildlife Refuge
Havelock
Pocahontas County Conservation Board
Paul Biederman
Clyde Peterson
Don Bierstedt
Fonda
Dennis Lewiston
Pocahontas County Conservation Building
Pocahontas
Lizard Lake
State Conservation Commission
Theocahontas County Conservation Board
Free Wildlife and Forestry Help From Iowa Commission
Iowa Conservation Commission offers free technical aid. Wildlife biologist Tom Neal in Cherokee assists with habitat and fish stocking ideas while forester Mike Brandrup in Humboldt advises on timber problems, disease, insects, sales, and planting design. Both can speak for civic groups. Contact Popejaymo Conservation District Office at 2 Third Ave NW Pocahontas.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Tom Neal
Cherokee
Mike Brandrup
Humboldt
Popeejaymo Caservation
Third Ve. NW
Pocahotitas
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