A new documentary series in 10 parts (paddocks) directed by Peter Byck …please watch soil-carbon cowboys first.
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Book Review: ‘I Know What I Saw’
Seriously weird wildlife.
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How Bighorn Learn to Migrate
As discussed in this video, herds of bighorn, moose and elk learn over many generations where, how and when to migrate. This knowledge takes a long time to accumulate. Knowledge is passed from generation to generation.
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Bison Create Their Own Green Up
The article below confirms a central insight of holistic planned grazing: That cattle, when managed to mimic bison herds, are very beneficial for habitats. Quoting the authors: “For many years, ecologists around the globe […]
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Stewardship with Vision – Episode 1: Jeff Laszlo
As a result of the O’Dell Creek restoration, Granger Ranches has documented a 900% increase in waterfowl species and a 600% increase in species diversity. The ranch now hosts at least fifteen species of concern, […]
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Restoring Forests Could Help Put a Brake on Global Warming, Study Finds
We can disagree about the causes, extent or consequences of so-called global warming, and still acknowledge that great damage is being done to grasslands and forests by human impact. We can and should address the […]
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How Wildlife Bridges Over Highways Make Animals—And People—Safer
“These remarkable structures are restoring wildlife migrations.
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Lightning Striking a Montana Stream
“This is fake news (explosives not lightning) – but a great video.
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The Bugs We Can’t Live Without
“As discussed below, “Without insects, the world’s populations of larger insectivorous species like birds, bats and freshwater fish would simply collapse”.
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Rethinking the North American Wildlife Model
Why not seek an economic basis for wildlife conservation? Quoting the authors of the article below, “If we are to have success with a North American Wildlife Model during the 21st century, then our solutions […]
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