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Changing Our Focus
Last Friday night, I had the honor to be part of an event called the Conservation Jam, hosted by The Center for Great Plains Studies and The Nature Conservancy, and attended by about 300 people. I was one of 15 … Continue reading
Posted in Prairie Animals, Prairie Insects, Prairie Management, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Photography, Prairie Plants
Tagged center for great plains studies, conservation, conservation jam, grasslands, great plains, importance of bugs, importance of insects, importance of plants, prairies, the nature conservancy, thee minute presentation
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