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Warrior Sedge Wetland Restoration by Citizens for Conservation at Flint Creek Savanna
By Kevin Scheiwiller Goals of Project: Find a technique that can be used to sustainably rebuild streamside marsh, sedge meadow, and seeps in areas formerly dominated by wetland invasives through small trial areas (<1 acre) If trial plots appear effective, … Continue reading
Invasive Reed canary grass control
By Bill Kleiman As described in Plants of the Chicago Region, “Phalaris arundinacea, reed canary grass, is introduced from Eurasia. This grass is planted by farmers for pasture and erosion control. It is very common in marshes and other moist … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Kleiman, clethodim, Phalaris arundinacea, reed canary grass, sedge meadow
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Can We Create a Copse of Low Juneberry for a Remnant Restoration?
By Bernie Buchholz A thriving copse of low juneberry is an attractive feature on several remnant knobs at Nachusa Grasslands. These dense clusters of identical plants offer a strong visual contrast to the lovely chaos of diverse prairie surrounding them. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelanchior humilis, Bernie Buchholz, Nachusa Grasslands, shrub restoration
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Tom Mitchell inducted into the hall of fame
By Bill Kleiman Tom Mitchell is famous. We all have fame within various sized communities in which we live. Tom is certainly known in Monroe Wisconsin as he was the captain of his high school basketball team when they won … Continue reading
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Tagged Muralt Prairie, Nachusa Grasslands, Tom Mitchell, volunteer stewardship
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A new illustrated handbook for ecological restoration
A book review by Daniel Suarez A Healthy Nature Handbook. Illustrated insights for Ecological Restoration from Volunteer Stewards of Chicago Wilderness. Edited by Justin Pepper and Don Parker. Available at Island Press https://islandpress.org/books/healthy-nature-handbook and here is a 20% coupon code … Continue reading
Propagating Swamp Betony by Luke Dahlberg
by Luke Dahlberg with Citizens for Conservation This work can be seen at this years GRN workshop. One of my goals that I wanted to achieve this year was to begin trials on the propagation of hemi-parasitic native plant species. … Continue reading
Prairie planting #135 Grist Mill unit
By Bill Kleiman The Nachusa Grasslands seasonal crew were led by Anna Scheidel and Matt Nugent. The Nachusa crew harvested, processed and planted enough seed to plant two units, including this 25 acres at Franklin Creek Natural Area, FCNA, which … Continue reading
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