Habitat loss threatens wildlife across the country, yet in Iowa, urban environments can provide refuge to large varieties of wildlife. In Ames, any person interested in observing the local wildlife could go outside and likely notice a variety of birds, rodents, deer or other species. It can be easy to dismiss, but plants and animals.
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