Add to ORKGIntroduction: No doubt, I stand among those who place great value on trees. As a boy I climbed them, drew them, and explored kid-sized wilderness wherever I could roam in even an acre of them. Perhaps we who live in prairie states value trees more than most. Those roots run deep. (Originally published in the 2010 Symphony in the Flint Hills Field Journal.
[mass] of such soil from the geology of the In [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] such soil does exist & there we inva...
Gustaaf A. van der Hoeven, Landscaping the farmstead, Kansas State University, December 1983
This paper discusses beautification efforts of the state of North Dakota by the Army Corps of Engine...
Introduction: No doubt, I stand among those who place great value on trees. As a boy I climbed them,...
Kansas always has been and always will be essentially a prairie state. But every year brings more co...
Kansas is legendary for geographical monotony, for a landscape allegedly so absent of trees and reli...
North American grasslands have figured prominently in our North American heritage. Prairies first pr...
As Euro-American settlers began to occupy the plains, according to much of the literature written ab...
Aldo Leopold, who spent much of his adult life in Wisconsin, observed the prairie\u27s loss in A San...
Most original roads in Iowa and Kansas followed existing trails and traversed the tallgrass prairie....
Whether trees will grow successfully on the Great Plains has been a perplexing question since the ea...
Woodlands in the midwest have gone through a transitional period since the settlers first came throu...
It is the purpose of this thesis to give a brief account of the work in forestation on the prairies ...
Introduction: A few years ago I was part of a group who gathered at Toronto Lake to explore the natu...
Tallgrass prairie once blanketed approximately 170 million acres of North America, from Texas up int...
[mass] of such soil from the geology of the In [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] such soil does exist & there we inva...
Gustaaf A. van der Hoeven, Landscaping the farmstead, Kansas State University, December 1983
This paper discusses beautification efforts of the state of North Dakota by the Army Corps of Engine...
Introduction: No doubt, I stand among those who place great value on trees. As a boy I climbed them,...
Kansas always has been and always will be essentially a prairie state. But every year brings more co...
Kansas is legendary for geographical monotony, for a landscape allegedly so absent of trees and reli...
North American grasslands have figured prominently in our North American heritage. Prairies first pr...
As Euro-American settlers began to occupy the plains, according to much of the literature written ab...
Aldo Leopold, who spent much of his adult life in Wisconsin, observed the prairie\u27s loss in A San...
Most original roads in Iowa and Kansas followed existing trails and traversed the tallgrass prairie....
Whether trees will grow successfully on the Great Plains has been a perplexing question since the ea...
Woodlands in the midwest have gone through a transitional period since the settlers first came throu...
It is the purpose of this thesis to give a brief account of the work in forestation on the prairies ...
Introduction: A few years ago I was part of a group who gathered at Toronto Lake to explore the natu...
Tallgrass prairie once blanketed approximately 170 million acres of North America, from Texas up int...
[mass] of such soil from the geology of the In [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] such soil does exist & there we inva...
Gustaaf A. van der Hoeven, Landscaping the farmstead, Kansas State University, December 1983
This paper discusses beautification efforts of the state of North Dakota by the Army Corps of Engine...