05/14/2026
The 50th annual Loess Hills Prairie Seminar is rapidly approaching (May 29th -May 31st) and if you like the types of programs we offer, this is an entire weekend of similar programs that is free to the public to come and enjoy. This event is organized and supported primarily by MCCB, with our Naturalist Tyler Ruge planning the event out to make sure it appeals to as many people as possible.
The seminar is a free come and go event, meaning you can find programs on the schedule on our website to attend that interest you and you only need to attend those programs, not the whole weekend if you don't want to, though we recommend attending as much as possible. The seminar has some incredible people involved, many of whom are involved in the professional side of natural resources education or management, making this a fantastic opportunity for networking with like minded individuals.
Opportunities exist to order catered meals for the seminar, saving some of the headache of finding food on the prairie. Those meal orders close Monday May 18th at midnight, so don't delay, order today! Catered meals are optional, guests are welcome to pack a lunch or make use of the fire rings at the campsite, though there are only a few of those.
More details for attending, including tips for first time guests, and the link to meals and our merch store are available at https://www.loesshillsprairieseminar.com/
Any other questions can be directed to Tyler at [email protected] or 712-433-2400
The Loess Hills Prairie Seminar is a free annual event. This event is a weekend event that focuses on the outdoors and conservationism. There are sessions taught by collegiate professors and local experts. Free camping is available at the event site.