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Reaction to Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources State Natural Area [SNA] Strategy

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recently published A State Natural Area [SNA] Strategy...
November 2021 Update From NIPE

Lonetree Farm, in rural Stockton, Illinois, gets busy this time of year with NIPE’s prairie seed m...
Voices of Moely Prairie featured on Nature Revisited Podcast

Moely Prairie has had a presence on Instagram (@moelyprairie) and Facebook (For the Love of Moely Pr...
Blue Sky Botany – Goldenrods

The baffling goldenrods swim in that giant taxonomic pool of asters, sunflowers, and thistles (Aster...
Keeping Prairies in the News

We are excited to share this Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article and the mention of The Prairie Enthu...
Blue Sky Botany – Blazing Stars

Here are the four Liatris species most likely to be seen on our beloved Wisconsin prairie remnants. ...
Taking Time for Turtles Workshop

Learning about how to protect turtle nests. (Photo by Martha Querin-Schultz) The Southwest Chapter o...
Native Pollinators Presentation

Some attendees trying to determine a species of native bumblebee (Photo & article by Susan Lip...
Rare Plants

“Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go.” William Feather...
Fun in the Sun – 2021 Annual Meeting & Picnic

There couldn’t have been a more idyllic scene for The Prairie Enthusiasts picnic and annual meetin...
Effect of Wild Parsnip Removal on Black Swallowtails

Very often in the world of prairie restoration, there are differences of opinion on the ‘best&...
Blue Sky Botany – June

Botanist and early TPE member Rob Baller created this series for our friends at Blue Mounds Area Pr...
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