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LTPBR

Beyond Scarcity
20 Oct 2024

Beyond Scarcity

by admin | posted in: Research, Restoration, Water | 0

Lesli Allison argues that we need a unified vision for the West centered not on scarcity but on restored vitality.

climate, LTPBR, restoration, water, water cycle
Working Wetlands
20 Jun 2023

Working Wetlands

by admin | posted in: Restoration, Water | 2

Ariel Greenwood shows that repairing wetlands on ranches reaps high rewards for biodiversity, forage growth and overall rehydration of the land.

LTPBR, ranching, restoration, water

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