15
Feb
Tales from the Field
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The photo above depicts the bounty and beauty of a cover crop of turnips and radishes. These delicious taproots are muscular packets... Read More
03
Jan
America the Beautiful Challenge Priority Species
WHF is focused on improving ecosystems through nature-based solutions to support native grassland species and restore habitat. We will be working with... Read More
14
Sep
Native Wildlife
Lumpkin, Aramus Guarana. Looking like something between a crane and a rail, this odd wading bird has no close relatives. Throughout most... Read More
14
Sep
Native Plants
Late Boneset, known to science as Eupatorium serotinum, is one of those unremarkable remarkable plants known to most Texans as a “weed.” Yet... Read More
07
Sep
Deep-rooted Sedge – Invasive Species
Deep-rooted sedge (Cyperus entrerianus) is an invasive grass from South America. Its distinctive 3-sided stems contain a potent seed head. Deep-rooted sedge... Read More
28
Aug
Water Quality
August is National Water Quality Month. National Water Quality Month aims to remind us how vital clean water is to humans, wildlife, and vegetation.... Read More
08
Aug
Eastern Red Cedar
Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana) is a native evergreen tree that is causing problems across Texas grasslands and the western United States.... Read More
27
Jul
Rewilding in the UK
The type of work WHF is doing in Texas is being done across the pond in the UK. Watch this story from... Read More
26
Jul
Brush Clearing
This unique property lies within the claypan savannah ecosite of Texas and has a canopy of pine trees. The understory consisted of... Read More
14
Jul
Cover Crops
Cover cropping before planting native grasses and wildflowers provide numerous benefits that ultimately increase the success rate of native planting. These cover... Read More