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Private Lands Office
Partners for Fish and Wildlife
Iowa

State Coordinator:

State Coordinator: Jim Munson
e-mail: jim_munson@fws.gov

9981 Pacific Street
Prairie City, IA 50228
Phone: 515-994-3400
Fax: 515-994-3459
TTY: 1-800-877-8339 (Federal Relay)

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Local Coordination Offices

Northeast
Upper Miss. NW&FR
319/873-3423

Southeast
Mark Twain NWR
319/523-6982

Southwest
DeSoto NWR
712/642-4121

Southcentral
Iowa PLO
515/994-3400

Northcentral
Union Slough NWR
515/928-2523

East
Upper Miss. NW&FR
815/273-2732

Central
Neal Smith NWR
515/994-3400

Eastcentral
Rock Island FO
309/793-5800

Quick Facts

Wetland Restorations
(1987-2006)

• 1,306 sites

• 8,105 acres

Upland Restorations
(1987 - 2006)

• 616 sites

• 24,534 acres

Overview of the Program

• Working with others to restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat on private lands

• Restoring habitat for migratory birds, threatened and endangered species, interjurisdictional fish and other wildlife

• Restoring habitat within the watersheds of our national wildlife refuges

• Voluntary participation

Opportunities on Private Lands

• Wetland restoration

• Native prairie restoration

• Stream restoration

• Migratory bird habitat

• Endangered species habitat

• Invasive species control

Partner Involvement

• Private landowners

• Nonprofit organizations

• Corporations

• Local, state and federal agencies

• Tribal governments

Program Benefits

• Increased wildlife abundance

• Enhanced wildlife diversity

• Improved soil, water and air quality

• Increased recreational opportunities

• Broad coalition of partnerships supporting voluntary habitat restoration on private lands

Last updated: July 7, 2008

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