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When is a Prairie Restoration (Reconstruction) Project Successful?
This is a follow-up to last week’s post on using prairie restoration to enlarge and reconnect remnant prairies. In this week’s post, I present a case study of a remnant sand prairie and an adjacent prairie restoration, and give thoughts … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Insects, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Plants, Prairie Restoration/Reconstruction
Tagged composition signature, data, evaluation, measuring success, monitoring, plant composition, plant diversity, pollinators, prairie reconstruction, prairie restoration, remnant prairie
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