Utilizing Local Native Plants in Coastal Prairie Wetland Restoration
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Local native fauna immediately congregates in the successfully restored wetland basins-completing the restoration cycle. The time needed to complete the restoration from plant collection to final establishment can stretch over several years. (4 Pages)
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