[PCA] USFWS: Using local seeds to save the sage

[De Angelis, Patricia]

 The idea of using local, native seeds in restoration is taking off, just like the wildfires they are designed to follow, as ecologists and botanists from the USFWS, The Nature Conservancy, University of Nevada, Reno and the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada,  embark on research to test the use of these seeds in helping burned areas recover and become resilient. Find out how it's working here: https://www.fws.gov/cno/newsroom/Featured/2020/Using_Local_Seeds/


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The campaign is scheduled to run throughout May and June. Your participation is completely voluntary and we appreciate any shares and forwards of these products to help expand SageWest’s reach about this growing threat to sagebrush country.



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