The Iowa Application for Certification of Wildlife Habitat is an application developed by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to provide recognition to landowners who have created or enhanced wildlife habitats on their land. The application is a way for landowners to demonstrate their commitment to conservation and recognize the importance of habitat for wildlife. The application is divided into three parts. Part one requires information about the landowner, such as address, contact information, and acreage of the property. Part two requires a description of the habitat and management practices employed on the property. Part three requires a map of the property and the boundaries of the habitat, which will be used to determine the acreage of the habitat. The Iowa Application for Certification of Wildlife Habitat is available in three different types: Certified Wildlife Habitat, Certified Monarch Way Station, and Certified Pollinator Habitat. A Certified Wildlife Habitat designation is given to landowners who have created or enhanced habitat for a variety of wildlife species. A Certified Monarch Way Station designation is given to landowners who have created or enhanced habitat specifically for Monarch butterflies. Finally, a Certified Pollinator Habitat is given to landowners who have created or enhanced habitat specifically for pollinators like bees and butterflies.
Iowa Application for Certification of Wildlife Habitat
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Iowa residents 16 through 64 years of age, and all non-residents regardless of age, must pay the Wildlife Habitat Fee to hunt or trap if they are required to have a Hunting or Furharvester License. All non-residents must pay the Wildlife Habitat Fee to hunt deer and turkey.
Resident hunting/habitat combo license for $35. Resident fur harvester/habitat (age 16 and over) combo license for $39. Nonresident hunting/habitat (age 18 and over) annual for $144. Nonresident hunting/habitat (under age 18) annual for $45.
Requirements for Hunting Licensed Hunting Preserves in Iowa All hunters hunting licensed hunting preserves must obtain an Iowa small game hunting license and habitat fee, or obtain the hunting preserve hunting license valid only on licensed preserves, and the habitat fee.
Iowa is home to four main types of habitat that wildlife call home. These include tallgrass prairie, woodlands, oak savannas, and wetlands. Each of these habitats are important, and in dire need of restoration and conservation.
RESIDENT HUNTING LicenseCostHabitat Fee (Age 16-64)$15.00Hunting & Habitat Fee Combo$35.00Hunting 3-Year with Habitat Fee$101.00Migratory Game Bird Fee$11.509 more rows
These opportunities are thanks to landowners who participate in the Iowa Habitat and Access (IHAP) program. Landowners receive funding and expertise for habitat improvements when they enroll in the program, and in turn allow public access to their land for hunting.
Iowa Natural Conservation and Wildlife Areas Exemption Property must be at least two acres and provide erosion control or wildlife habitat. Filing Requirements: Application must be filed with the commissioners of the Soil and Water Conservation District by February 1 of the assessment year.