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To Find a Pasqueflower : A Story of the Tallgrass Prairie, Paperback / softback Book

To Find a Pasqueflower : A Story of the Tallgrass Prairie Paperback / softback

Part of the Bur Oak Book series

Paperback / softback

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The tallgrass prairie once stretched from Indiana to Kansas to Minnesota.

Most of this land is now growing corn and soybeans. In To Find a Pasqueflower, Greg Hoch shows us that the tallgrass prairie is the most endangered ecosystem on the continent, but it’s also an ecosystem that people can play an active role in restoring.  Hoch blends history, culture, and science into a unified narrative of the tallgrass prairie, with an emphasis on humans’ participation in its development and destruction.

Hoch also demonstrates how variable and dynamic the prairie is, creating both challenges and opportunities for those who manage and restore and appreciate it.

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