Izaak Walton League of America

Water, air, and yard waste are all you need to create a rich source of nutrients for your plants. Full story

Farmers and soil health experts asked Congress to implement strategies very similar to what the League has been working towards at the federal and state level. Full story

When heavy rainfalls cause flooding in agricultural fields, farmers install drainage systems that contribute to flooding in more urbanized areas. The League is working towards alternative solutions that build soil, boost the economy, protect wildlife habitat, and keep water where it belongs. Full story

Natural strategies are a more environmentally-friendly way of fighting disease and pests in the garden – and they often work better too. Full story

Cover your soil for a healthier garden. Full story

Talk about a win-win: Doing less work in the garden can help your soil develop a healthy structure. Full story

Don't let a fear of ticks keep you from spending time outside. Simple preventative measures will help you safely enjoy outdoor recreation this summer. Full story

Gardening with a diverse mix of plant species builds healthy soil, makes your yard more visually interesting, and reduces maintenance. Full story

What we do on the land affects our ability to engage in and enjoy the outdoor recreation that we love. Learn what you can do to make sure your favorite lake or river is safe to swim in this season. Full story

What we spend money on says a lot about what we think is important. Congress is proposing to spend a lot of money on conservation programs in Fiscal Year 2020 – but we think this budget could still be better. Full story