17
Dec
5 Questions about Wildlife Habitat Federation
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“Grasslands, areas dominated by grasses with less than 25 percent tree or shrub canopies, are the world’s most endangered ecosystems… But conserving... Read More
13
Oct
Putting Conservation on the Ground Land.com Podcast
What are the four things landowners must have to restore resilient grasslands on their property? Listen to the latest episode of the... Read More
23
May
The Central Grasslands: Backbone of North America
A short introduction to the Central Grasslands of North America, their plight, and a call to action to save what’s left... Read More
10
Mar
Prescribed Burning
On February 10th, WHF planned and assisted on a prescribed burn in Washington County. The burn was facilitated and conducted by Curtis... Read More
23
Dec
Milkweed Planting
In early November, WHF staff Kayla Sustaita, Schyler Rhea, and Ron Jankowiak planted 580 milkweed plugs at an ongoing native grass restoration... Read More
22
Nov
Seed Mixture: A Flexible Crop for Wildlife and Soil
Mixed annual plantings of grasses, legumes, and broadleaves can provide numerous benefits to the wildlife and ecosystem on your farm or ranch.... Read More
01
Oct
Brush Encroachment
Brush encroachment on native grasslands and savannas is one of many issues that landowners and land managers try to mitigate. Areas that... Read More
20
Sep
Grazing Forage
WHF conservationist Coleman Stilwell spent the day with a landowner measuring forage production on adaptive grazing land. By clipping a small area... Read More
10
Sep
American Beautyberry
American Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) is a native shrub that grows in woody areas. It grows in shaded areas and makes an excellent... Read More
04
Sep
Purple Passionflower
Purple Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata), also known as Maypop, is an herbaceous vine that climbs with axillary tendrils and sprawls along the ground... Read More