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Monthly Archives: August 2020
Does over-seeding prairie plantings work?
By Bill Kleiman, Project Director of Nachusa Grasslands, The Nature Conservancy Have you planted seed into an already established prairie planting, trying to increase floral diversity? You had that warm hopeful feeling. Those tiny seeds in your hand soon to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Kleiman, over-seeding, prairie restoration, random block, seed
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Save the Date! Growing Through Change: Sourcing Climate-Resilient Seed in Ecological Restoration
Join us on September 15, 2020 for a virtual conversation about the importance of sourcing seed for ecological restoration with climate resilience in mind. All are welcome to join this virtual version of the Grassland Restoration Network annual meeting Short … Continue reading
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Tagged annual workshop, climate resilience, Lake County Forest Preserve, native seed
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Rapid Assessment Monitoring, a video
By: Julianne Mason, Restoration Program Coordinator, Forest Preserve District of Will County Stewards are busy people. Fire work, weed work, seed harvesting, brush thinning. How can you also find time to assess how your restorations are coming along? Watch our … Continue reading
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