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1 Million Acres Burned in Osage County 

The Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma
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Since 1993, The Nature Conservancy has been utilizing “good fire” as a conservation tool to restore the tallgrass prairie ecosystem at the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Pawhuska, OK. Utilizing a “patch-burn” model approach, staff have burned over one million acres in Osage County by conducting prescribed burns on the 40,000-acre preserve, as well as partnering with neighboring landowners to assist in the burning of their property.
Meet Burn Bob and learn how prescribed burns on and off the preserve are helping Osage County thrive!
Cover image by Kevin Sink

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17 ноя 2020

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@atonioreedragona7691 2 года назад
Are they considering putting wild horses back onto the tall Grass prairie they said they're trying to get it back to the way it's supposed to be and there was definitely more than just buffalo in the prairie with so many wild horses and mustangs being rounded up and shipped off her slaughter maybe they could put some back on there to help out
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