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Why save this prairie?
My reasons: it's beautiful, it's the nature of this area, it's Houston's natural history, it's rare and will disappear, if we do nothing. Below is an article that I wrote…
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Jarid Manos and his team at the Great Plains Restoration Council have come up with a bold plan to create a new prairie preserve for the upper Texas coast. Read about this plan by click this link - SaltwaterCountryBoilerplateProposalMarch2012.pdf
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SaveOurPrairie.com - Help us save Deer Park Prairie (formerly College Park Prairie).
www.PrairieSeedCo.org - Prairie Seed Council.
Here is the latest update of our seed collecting activities. Please join us to collect seeds and at the same time experience the prairie. We are a collaborative venture with the goal to increase the amount and variety of coastal prairie plant materials including seeds.
We are in the midst of a two year, intensive seed collecting effort to provide seeds for urban pocket plantings, volunteer grow outs, and most importantly provide source material for seed production at a large scale.
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The Cajun Prairie
By Malcolm Vidrine, Ph.D.
This new work chronicle's the history and future
ofthe highly imperiled Cajun Prairie of Louisiana. Well worth a read.
Click here to see an overview of this book.
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Hi Jaime,
I enjoyed meeting you as well, and I really appreciate you introducing me to the Partnership. I'll work on getting some photos of the coastal prairie here. Finding good photos of the local prairie has been tricky! I would love to get to the conference this November to help with developing the trail guide for the National Seashore. To get moving with the project now, though, do you have any sample brochures/guides that you have picked up along your visits to various prairies and wouldn't mind sharing? Any advice regarding interpretation of coastal prairies you or friends may have to offer would be most appreciated.
Best wishes,
Chelsea
Hello Jaime,
Thank you for the seeds!My sister received hers also and we can't wait to bring you back a truckload or more!!We are aiming higher than the truckload,but I'm being conservative!The Junior Master Gardener's group is so excited about the prairie grasses, and so are alot of kids not in JMG. My daughter is talking about it at school to her friends and they are not aware, like everyone I have even talked to, about Prairies.I found it amazing that in BOOKS A MILLION and BARNES AND NOBLE, in Beaumont Texas, near us, there was not one book on Prairies on any shelves. I asked them about having books in stock for people to buy, but they really could careless.They said they could order us a book if they could find one in their inventory. We live about 25miles one way from the store, and most people don't want to go back to pick a book up.They want it really. What book or books would you think would be the best to inform the public about the prairies? Any ones in particular? I would love to try and get them to carry a few and stock them all the time.I think that's kinda sad, something so important,and no information...Please let me know what you would suggest. Also, I sure wish you guys ,and gals,could make it down our way with your traveling museum!!I wish you could go to Shangrila! I have been talking my head off to everyone about the prairies but to actually have a visual, and to hear you all talk, that would make such an impact!! Please think about coming here.It could be a great thing, and it would be wonderful to have the schools take the kids there to learn first hand from you all.I, of course, would be first in line!!!LOL!! I wish we had a chapter here,I think more people would be more apt to get involved with you all.I feel so helpless, and want to do so much more..You can point me in a direction if you wish! Well, PLEASE think about Orange Texas when you are planning your travels.We would love to have you!! Jan
Can you please tell me how to get started growing the grasses for you all. We live in Orange County,Texas and last week worked Tom Solomon and the group last week.We are eager to start working on growing whatever your needs are. We will then drive them back to you all.We are getting school kids here involved also..Please point me in the direction I need to go now!Thanks so much ,Jan
Thanks! I look forward to keeping updated on prairie restoration and conservation in the area.