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Humans have a long history of digging wells, but we're not the only species to tap the earth for water: New research reveals wild horses and donkeys, also known as burros, can as well.

Watch for the unintended consequences: While mosquitoes pose problems for people, they are an important part of the food chain on which countless birds, insects and animals are dependent.

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Idaho’s’ mountain goats are adapted to living in rugged, remote areas, so it is natural that the mountain goat would appear mysterious. But this harsh habitat is also their defense.

This is a 4-1/2 minute video about the “Plug-and-Spread” method of harvesting water from gullies.

Water harvesting including Plug and Spread, in combination with Keyline sub-soiling, wild animal impact and planned grazing of cattle are the cheapest, easiest and quickest way to restore water function to degraded desert grasslands.

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