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Bees in a Restored Prairie Landscape – So far, So Good
Mike Arduser has (mostly) finished identifying the bees we found during our insect week in early July this year. Though the data we collected during that week was just a first step, the early results are very positive. It appears … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Insects, Prairie Management, Prairie Natural History, Prairie Photography, Prairie Plants, Prairie Restoration/Reconstruction
Tagged bees, conservation, ecological function, ecological restoration, grassland, habitat restoration, nebraska, photography, platte river prairies, pollinators, prairie restoration, restoration, restored prairie, the nature conservancy
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