Add to ORKGPrairie remnants are fragments of the original prairie landscape with their native plant communities still intact. Typically, this means soils were never plowed, graded, or buried by fill. Original prairie is meant to imply that populations of species have persisted or regenerated themselves on site through time (i.e., not planted by people as in prairie reconstruction)
In fragmented tallgrass prairie remnants within eastern Kansas, smaller patch area, greater isolatio...
A primary goal of restoration ecology is to understand the factors that generate variability in spec...
Restoring degraded habitats with the goal of achieving long-term ecological complexity and stability...
Tallgrass prairie once extended from Manitoba south to Texas and southeast to Indiana covering 100 m...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
Tallgrass prairie once dominated most of mid-continent North America. Conversion of this prairie to ...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
Tallgrass prairies harbor unique biodiversity, but agricultural conversion left only ~4% of prairies...
Although more than 85% of Iowa (USA) was covered by tallgrass prairie at the time of settlement by E...
How to conserve the great biodiversity of the prairie resource is a question of continuous debate. I...
A primary goal of restoration ecology is to understand the factors that generate variability in spec...
At one time, 60% of Illinois\u27 land area was covered with prairie, but 99% of that prairie has bee...
Agriculture, urban development, and woody encroachment have reduced the North American tallgrass pra...
Although less than 3 percent of the original vast landscape survives, the tallgrass prairie remains ...
In fragmented tallgrass prairie remnants within eastern Kansas, smaller patch area, greater isolatio...
A primary goal of restoration ecology is to understand the factors that generate variability in spec...
Restoring degraded habitats with the goal of achieving long-term ecological complexity and stability...
Tallgrass prairie once extended from Manitoba south to Texas and southeast to Indiana covering 100 m...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
Tallgrass prairie once dominated most of mid-continent North America. Conversion of this prairie to ...
The tallgrass prairie once was continuous throughout the eastern Great Plains. Now, scattered remnan...
Tallgrass prairies harbor unique biodiversity, but agricultural conversion left only ~4% of prairies...
Although more than 85% of Iowa (USA) was covered by tallgrass prairie at the time of settlement by E...
How to conserve the great biodiversity of the prairie resource is a question of continuous debate. I...
A primary goal of restoration ecology is to understand the factors that generate variability in spec...
At one time, 60% of Illinois\u27 land area was covered with prairie, but 99% of that prairie has bee...
Agriculture, urban development, and woody encroachment have reduced the North American tallgrass pra...
Although less than 3 percent of the original vast landscape survives, the tallgrass prairie remains ...
In fragmented tallgrass prairie remnants within eastern Kansas, smaller patch area, greater isolatio...
A primary goal of restoration ecology is to understand the factors that generate variability in spec...
Restoring degraded habitats with the goal of achieving long-term ecological complexity and stability...