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Grasslands 2010 Newsletter

In short, Grasslands 2010 seeks to merge the twin goals of biodiversity conservation and sustainable rural economic development in the Northern Great Plains region.

American Prairie Reserve January 2009 Newsletter

As this is our first newsletter of 2009, I have to take a moment to thank our growing group of supporters who made 2008 our best year of financial support by far since the beginning of the project in 2002. Donations to the project increased an astounding 257% over the previous year.

Grasslands Foundation 2010 E-Newsletter #6

This is the sixth installment of the Grasslands 2010 e-newsletter. Grasslands 2010 is a joint project of the Nebraska-based Grassland Foundation and World Wildlife Fund’s Northern Great Plains , in collaboration with other partners.

New Bison on the Prairie! American Prairie Reserve Newsletter

Snow is upon us on the prairie and we are looking back on this year, feeling immensely thankful for all that occurred related to creating this beautiful reserve.

People on the Prairie – American Prairie Reserve October 2008 Newsletter

American Prairie Reserve will always include a strong element of human beings and their long and continuing association with this beautiful and unique landscape. In this issue we tell brief stories about just some of those people.

Climate change factors into conservationist buys

The Nature Conservancy is using ClimateWizard, a computer program that can show how temperatures have changed over the past 100 years and how they’re likely to change in the future. It is also updating its strategies to preserve ecosystems in the face of development, agricultural runoff, roads and overfishing.

American Prairie Foundation E-Newsletter

Check out the Sights and Sounds link on the APF website which features faster loading video and audio clips. We have a great deal of visitation underway this fall, including people entering the area by boat on the beautiful Missouri River. We hope to see you there soon.

American Prairie Foundation E-Newsletter

Join APF For A Reserve Open House Sept. 6.

Oh, give me a home – Genetically pure Yellowstone buffalo available

The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks is looking for groups or agencies willing to adopt what would be the first genetically pure Yellowstone bison herd placed outside Yellowstone National Park in decades.

American Prairie Foundation June 2008 Newsletter

APF National Council Update – Introducing Jay Abbe and Edward Schmults
We are pleased to welcome two accomplished business executives to our National Council