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Embracing Prairie Restoration: A Sustainable Approach to Land Management

Conservation, General / May 31, 2024

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Across the country, landowners and conservationists are recognizing the importance of prairie restoration as a means of promoting biodiversity, supporting pollinators, and enhancing ecosystem resilience. In this article, we explore the growing popularity of establishing prairies and the ecological benefits they provide for both people and the planet. The Rise of Prairie Restoration: Building Your […]

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Floral Harmony: Unveiling the Charms of Bee Balm for Conservation

Conservation, General, Pollinators / March 28, 2024

Bee Balm, known for its vibrant hues and ecological prowess, stands as a beacon of biodiversity in conservation projects. This native species, cherished for its distinctive features and contributions to ecosystem health, captivates pollinators and enriches habitats with its ecological benefits. Found abundantly across North America, Bee Balm, closely related to Bergamot, shares similar ecological

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Seeds of Change: Exploring the Transformative Impact of Native Grasses in Conservation

Conservation, Native Species / February 29, 2024

In the often-overlooked realm of conservation, native grasses are emerging as unsung heroes, sowing the seeds of change for a more sustainable future. This article delves into the transformative impact of native grasses, shedding light on their crucial role in maintaining biodiversity, preventing soil erosion, and fostering sustainable ecosystems. Native grasses have adapted to their

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Battling Threats: Safeguarding Pollinators in Conservation

Bioenergy, Conservation, Pollinators / February 15, 2024

While pollinators play a vital role in ecosystems and agriculture, they face an array of threats that endanger their existence. This article delves into the challenges and dangers these crucial contributors to biodiversity encounter as they navigate their essential roles in conservation efforts. From habitat loss to pesticide exposure and the perils of climate change,

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Conservation Insights: Navigating the Current Landscape of Environmental Preservation

Conservation, General / January 31, 2024

In the world of conservation, gaining insights into contemporary challenges, trends, and innovative solutions is crucial. Conservation today is not without its hurdles. Rapid urbanization, climate change, and habitat loss pose significant threats to biodiversity. Understanding and navigating these challenges requires a nuanced approach. Conservationists are adapting to the dynamic landscape by incorporating technology, community

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Sowing Sustainability: Embarking on Your First CRP Project

Conservation, CRP Seed Mixes, General / November 30, 2023

Embarking on your first Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) project is a significant step towards nurturing the land, promoting biodiversity, and creating a safe haven for wildlife. As you delve into the world of conservation, let’s explore the journey of starting your inaugural CRP project—a venture that holds the promise of sustainable landscapes, vibrant ecosystems, and

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Establishing a Prairie – Why It’s Becoming Popular

Conservation, General / September 29, 2023

Across the United States and beyond, a quiet revolution in land management is taking root, quite literally. The resurgence of interest in establishing prairies is gaining momentum, and for good reason. Prairies are parcels of land that have been carefully cultivated to include native plants and wildflowers, while also removing any invasive species that might

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Plant of the month! Big Bluestem: A Natural Solution for Land Erosion, Farming, and Ecosystem Restoration

Conservation, CRP Establishment, CRP Seed Mixes, Native Species, Plant of the month / August 17, 2023

Big Bluestem Grass is a native grass species native to North America and common amongst many CRP mixes you’ll find. Renowned for its robust root system and striking blue-green foliage, this native grass species plays a pivotal role in curbing land erosion, restoring degraded landscapes, and fostering local ecosystems. Its frequent use in land conservation projects underscores its significance as a natural solution for stabilizing soil, enhancing agricultural practices, and promoting biodiversity.

Big Bluestem is a native grass species native to North America and common amongst many CRP mixes you’ll find. Renowned for its robust root system and striking blue-green foliage, this native grass species plays a pivotal role in curbing land erosion, restoring degraded landscapes, and fostering local ecosystems. Its frequent use in land conservation projects underscores its significance as a natural solution for stabilizing soil, enhancing agricultural practices, and promoting biodiversity.

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What are Noxious weeds?

Conservation, General, Native Species / June 21, 2023

Noxious weeds, or ‘invasive weeds’, are non-native plant species that tend to aggressively spread and disrupt natural ecosystems, agricultural lands, and other habitats.

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More people are planting wildflowers and natives in lieu of a grassy lawn

Conservation, General, Native Species, Pollinators, Wildflowers / June 3, 2023

The age of the bright green, clean cut, grassy lawn is slowly transitioning to a more natural landscape strategy. More and more people are planting native plants and wildflowers in their backyard rather than trying to maintain an input heavy green manicured lawn.

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