Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Purpose of This Project Is to Enhance Tall Grass Prairie Habitats in Tewaukon National Wildlife Refuge(nwr) and Wetland Management District (WMD) Through Invasive Plant Management and Tree Removal.north Dakota Tall Grass Prairies Have Become, and Are at Continued Risk of Becoming, Invaded by Exoticgrasses, Weeds, and Tress That Threaten the Sustainability and Quality of the Native Plant Community.invaded Prairies Do Not Provide Suitable Habitat for Migratory, Grassland Nesting Birds or Importantpollinators. as Invasive Trees Like Cedars and Russian Olives Continue to Advance Upon Our Tallgrass Prairiehabitats, They Create Reservoirs for Predators of Grassland Nesting Birds.
Committed
$23,780
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