Using Soil Science to Restore Desert Grasslands in Big Bend National Park Case Study Handout

Using Soil Science to Restore Desert Grasslands in Big Bend National Park Case Study Handout
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To address erosion, scientists with the National Park Service (NPS) collaborated with partners to develop and implement low-tech process-based restoration in Big Bend National Park to interrupt cycles of soil erosion and restore soil and hydrological integrity to encourage the reestablishment of native banded vegetation. Read the full CART case study here: /project/soil-science-restore-grasslands 

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